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Goldman Sachs stalls plan to move jobs to UK amid Brexit uncertainty

US firm slows London hiring as City employers including HSBC and UBS warn they will have to relocate staff out of Britain

Steven Mnuchin confirmation hearing for treasury secretary: the key points

A former Goldman Sachs banker, Mnuchin served as finance chairman for Trump’s presidential campaign, helping to raise tens of millions of dollars

‘The swamp is Goldman Sachs’: how the bank is rewarded for putting profits over people

The US government has continually mined the bank for some of its top posts despite its role in the 2008 financial crisis – and protests are popping up across the country again in response to Donald Trump’s cabinet picks

If the City vs Brussels is like a game of Jenga, it’s possible both sides could lose

Reports suggest the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator wants to agree a special deal for UK banking. The risks to both Britain and Europe of failing to do so are obvious

EU negotiator wants ‘special’ deal over access to City post-Brexit

Exclusive: minutes of Michel Barnier’s meeting with senior MEPs reveal he wants 27 member states to have easy access to London’s financial institutions

Hard Brexit threatens global financial system, City chiefs tell MPs

Finance chiefs demand clarity on EU exit strategy as MPs hear concerns for tens of thousands of jobs if London loses euro clearing and passporting rights

Murder, she wrote: the missing bankers thriller

Whodunnit writer Elizabeth Corley will be telling MPs all about disappearing City jobs this week

Brexit wasn’t a ‘Michael Fish moment’: but economics does need to change

The Bank of England’s Andy Haldane is right to point to problems in economists’ training. But his capitulation to the critics went too far

Paris lobby predicts City firms will make decision on moving within weeks

French capital is competing to pick up business lost by London due to Brexit, with Frankfurt and Dublin also in the running

Brexit: banks consider whether to start moving business out of UK

Announcements expected soon on whether to implement contingency plans for access to remaining EU states

Chancellor failing to cancel ‘tax giveaway’ to banks, says Labour

John McDonnell accuses Philip Hammond of handing Britain’s biggest banks a rebate by not reversing cuts to the bank levy

Britons putting away money in anticipation of Brexit slowdown

Personal deposits grow £32.4bn over first 11 months of 2016 as people prepare for slower wage growth

Dozens of UK banks and financial firms ‘looking at moving to Ireland’

Head of agency tasked with attracting foreign investment to Ireland says more than 100 firms are interested in relocating

Charles Boardman obituary

Other lives: Bank manager with a passion for books and amateur dramatics

The Guardian view on Donald Trump’s team: not the new normal

Editorial: The president-elect has appointed oilmen, bankers, generals and anti-government ideologues. It is a tainted team for a tainted president chosen in a tainted election

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