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Ex-Barclays director who backed Vote Leave appointed City minister

Steve Barclay takes over brief for financial district at a time when other cities across EU are vying for London’s business

Brussels plan could force euro clearing out of UK after Brexit

London could lose parts of £880m-a-day trade as EU seeks power to make business relocate for financial stability

Take a bow Mario Draghi – has the ECB chief saved the eurozone?

The economic sweet spot may not last forever but at least the bank has got the European economy moving again

Advertisers should follow Vodafone’s lead after Facebook and Google failures

Telecoms giant is right to stop relying on social media titans to prevent its adverts appearing next to inappropriate content

Noel Edmonds’ lawyers label Lloyds bank fraud payout scheme a ‘sham’

Letter to professor charged with reviewing level of compensation says victims of fraud are being shortchanged

Australia’s too-big-to-fail banks cry crocodile tears over bank levy

The government’s planned tax is not a hit to the stability of either the economy or the financial system

Noel Edmonds starts countdown clock for Lloyds compensation

Celebrity seeks £73m in damages after HBOS Reading fraud and hopes clock will stop ‘foot dragging’ by bank and make it pay up before deadline

Democrats urge Deutsche Bank to audit accounts held by Trump and family

Lawmakers want to see all communication relating to the underwriting of loans made to Trump and family in order to determine financial ties to Russia

Bank of England governor falls for email prank but maintains his composure

Mark Carney, who apparently believed he was talking with Anthony Habgood, chair of the Bank’s court, refused to accept sexist comments

If London subsidises the rest of the UK, where does that leave Scotland?

ONS regional breakdown of taxes and spending highlights Brexit threat – and clouds case for Scottish independence

HSBC voice recognition system breached by customer’s twin

BBC Click reporter Dan Simmons said his non-identical twin brother was able to fool system and gain access to account

Labour reveals ‘fat cat’ tax pledge aimed at reining in excessive pay

Manifesto to be published on Tuesday will include charging firms 2.5% levy on earnings above £330,000 and 5% on those above £500,000

JP Morgan appears to make good on Brexit threat with new Dublin office

US bank buys landmark building capable of doubling its Ireland headcount to 1,000 staff

Noel Edmonds accuses Lloyds of ‘foot dragging’ over HBOS payouts

TV star is seeking £73m in compensation after he claims he suffered ‘deep distress and public humiliation’ from scandal

BT deserves credit – clawing back boss’s bonus is common sense

It would have been outrageous for Gavin Patterson to get rewarded after BT’s Italian scandal and a big fine for overcharging

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