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  • Mark Carney’s Bank of England snubs staffer: Cancels cricket fun at staff party

    July 4, 2014

    Just weeks after one colleague celebrated his love of cricket in a public speech, Mark Carney's Bank of England has confirmed that it has axed all cricket-related hijinks at its staff summer party. There will no cricket match at the central bank's summer, as first reported by Bloomberg. The move is a stark tone change [...]

  • Fear of Scottish independence behind Glasgow’s £500m boost from Treasury says Sturgeon

    July 3, 2014

    Scotland’s deputy first minister Nicola Sturgeon has played down a £500m funding announcement by David Cameron, suggesting the money is in response to the threat of Scottish independence, an outcome the Prime Minister is keen to avoid. Cameron announced Glasgow as the first Scottish city to win a sought-after city deal with the Treasury yesterday, [...]

  • Mario Draghi rips up the rulebook on European Central Bank minutes

    July 3, 2014

    European Central Bank (ECB) boss Mario Draghi said yesterday that the bank’s monetary stance would remain unchanged for the coming month, as he unveiled a new system for communicating its policymakers’ thinking. From the start of next year, the euro area’s central bank will meet every six weeks, instead of monthly. The extra time period [...]

  • Boris Johnson’s sale of London police buildings frees up £125m and housing space

    July 3, 2014

    London mayor Boris Johnson yesterday hailed the better-than-expected sales of under-used police buildings across the capital, which had raised £125m – more than three times the estimate. The figures, in the second annual report of the mayor’s office for policing and crime, showed that 32 no longer operational buildings were vacated and sold in 2013/14 and [...]

  • Sir Richard Branson mouths off over being forced to wear a tie

    July 3, 2014

      You’d imagine being a billionaire would mean never having to do something you really don’t want to do. If you don’t want to eat your greens, consider them gone. If you really dislike pairing socks, there’s someone else can do that for you.    But it seems the UK’s favourite billionaire Sir Richard Branson [...]

  • Federal Reserve’s chair Janet Yellen stays firm on low interest rates

    July 2, 2014

    Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen yesterday stuck by the US central bank’s loose monetary policy, reiterating her view that regulation should be the key tool used to combat financial stability risks. She argued that interest rates should seldom be used to combat risks to financial stability and that doing so to counter the US housing [...]

  • Mike Ashley finally lands bonus after shareholder backlash

    July 2, 2014

    Sports Direct founder Mike Ashley has been awarded a bonus after 60 per cent of shareholders approved plans to let Mr Ashley share in a bonus scheme of up to £200m between the retailer's employees and management. However, 40 per cent of shareholders opposed the move, which was the company's third attempt in two years [...]

  • JP Morgan chairman Jamie Dimon diagnosed with throat cancer

    July 2, 2014

    Jamie Dimon, the chief executive and chairman of JP Morgan Chase, has been diagnosed with a curable form of throat cancer. Dimon, 58, will now undergo an eight-week course of radiation and chemotherapy treatments. He indicated in a note to shareholders and staff that the cancer had been caught early and was considered curable by [...]

  • Directors join row over Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct bonus

    July 1, 2014

    British directors yesterday slammed Sports Direct’s plans to hand founder Mike Ashley a multimillion-pound share bonus, which this morning is facing a crunch shareholder vote. The Institute of Directors’ rare attack on Sports Direct criticised “weak governance” from the company’s board over the pay plans. But the retailer last night remained confident of passing the [...]

  • JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon has throat cancer

    July 1, 2014

    Chief executive of JP Morgan Jamie Dimon has curable throat cancer, according to reports in the US late last night. “The cancer was caught quickly, and my condition is curable,” Dimon told investors and staff in a note, explaining that he will now face eight weeks of radiation and chemotherapy treatment to tackle the disease. [...]

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