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Rich pickings at the Institute of Directors’ beanfeast

Business agenda: Boris Johnson will provide the entertainment for the bosses' annual conference … but what role will Google's UK MD play?

Alistair Darling’s lessons from Lehman Brothers

Darling explains what it was like to be in the eye of the storm and why he remains unconvinced that the storm has blown itself out

Sports Direct faces game of two halves

Business agenda: While the retailer's trade has been holding up well, questions have been raised over zero-hours contracts for staff

From the BBC to RBS, we have to find a way to stop this injustice

John Kampfner: Those guilty of malpractice or wasting public money must not escape punishment, even if criminality can't be proved

Campaign urges bank customers to switch to more ethical alternatives

Move Your Money is encouraging people to take advantage of new rules making it easier to switch banks

Bank of England governor reiterates pledge on low interest rates

Mark Carney leaves door open for fresh stimulus measures if Britain's 'fledgling recovery' is threatened - but sterling rises against the dollar and 10-year gilts rise after the speech

Can I bank on Barclays to pay my PPI refund?

The ombudsman upheld my complaint, which I first lodged two years ago, but the bank is ignoring both of us

The anger over fracking is real: but the truth is, we can’t manage without gas

Business leader: It is easy to sympathise with the Balcombe protesters. But the hard reality is that local shale fuels, if they can be extracted safely, are better for the environment than imported ones

Cost of splitting RBS could outweigh benefits, says Fitch

Fitch conclusion comes after analysis is commissioned to see if breaking up bank would make it easier to pump credit into economy

RBS sell-off may not happen for another five years, says Vince Cable

Business secretary expects 81% stake in bank to remain in public hands until after 2015 general election

Somalia’s remittances quandary: what are the options post-Barclays?

The closure of UK bank accounts belonging to cash-transfer firms would force many people to find new ways of sending money home. What are the alternatives?

Mark Carney: banks need to reconnect with society

New Bank of England governor says banking industry must change its culture and focus on the real economy

Somalis rely on money transfers. Barclays, don’t sever this lifeline

Nadifa Mohamed: My father's family depended on cash stuffed in a rucksack. Without transfers, today's Somalis face the same fate

Mark Carney is saying invest your money, but there are still risks

Governor has given the green light with continued low interest rates, but markets, inflation or a housing bubble bring caution

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