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Paris battles to cash in from Brexit: ‘I think we can gain 10,000 jobs’

In the first in a series on European cities seeking to profit from the UK’s exit from the EU, we hear how the French capital is tempting firms from London

Energy price caps and big mergers will only serve to shore up the ‘big six’

In 2019, standard variable rates could be capped and Npower and SSE might be one company. Yet, even then, the customer may not see much benefit

The eco guide to using your money

Switch to an ethical bank account and invest in renewable energy, not fossil fuels, says Lucy Siegle

Terrorism makes it harder to get aid money to people in crisis

Rules intended to thwart terrorist groups that use charities as a front for their activities have also made it harder to move cash when lives are at stake

Wall Street banks share Brexit fears and warn UK jobs could move overseas – report

US bankers meet commerce secretary Wilbur Ross in London and warn him Britain’s troubled exit from the EU could force them to quit the UK

Barclays refuses to refund stolen £6,000

When a debit card was ‘lost’ in the post, it was used with a pin to get the cash. But the bank won’t take action

Astonishing drop-off in store sales adds to long list of gloom for Next

Blaming weather for ‘extremely volatile’ trading fair up to a point, but rate of fall in stores undermines long-term assumptions

Banks need Brexit transition deal by end of year, warns FCA chief

City firms will be forced to make ‘irreversible’ staff moves if agreement is not reached, says Andrew Bailey

Goldman Sachs boss issues veiled threat over Brexit job exodus from London

Lloyd Blankfein tweets picture of £350m HQ under construction with message ‘hoping to fill it up, but so much is outside our control’

HSBC says it will wait as long as possible before moving jobs out of UK

Bank says Brexit transition arrangement needs to be in place before end of year as uncertainty could curtail UK investment

UK economy is resilient, says Lloyds boss. Should we relax?

António Horta-Osório may have tried to calm concerns over Brexit, but others will be less confident

Britain can’t prosper as a tax haven. It has to stop these hollow threats

Brexiteers fantasise about a new offshore status outside the EU, but it would bring in dirty money not wealth creation, says author and tax specialist Nicholas Shaxson

Goldman Sachs boss talks up Frankfurt as Brexit talks loom

Pressure grows on Theresa May before EU dinner as Lloyd Blankfein tweets plan to spend ‘a lot more time’ in German finance capital

Uncertainty over Brexit transition ‘could put 75,000 City jobs at risk’

London will lose £10bn in revenue and thousands of jobs if a two-year transition deal is not agreed quickly, says TheCityUK

Frankfurt steps up efforts to lure €1tn-a-day euro clearing from UK

Deutsche Börse seeks to capitalise on fears over London’s post-Brexit position by launching profit-sharing scheme

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