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Matt Connolly, former Deutsche Bank trader, says those found guilty of “fixing” Libor are all innocent
Peter Georgiou delivers fancy takeaway from high-end restaurants like Nobu to customers including Peter Gabriel
The Bank of England now expects GDP to grow by 3.75% this year, not 5%, putting at risk the Prime Minister’s claim that the UK is the fastest growing G7 economy
Four rate setters wanted even higher rise in borrowing costs
Sausage maker Cranswick wants the government to let more food industry staff come to the UK from the EU and beyond
City Comment: A key year for BT on internet sign-ups
The new price cap will be announced on Thursday and the tariff will come into force from April
One of London’s most influential restaurateurs is braving his way through a crisis designed to ruin him. He tells David Ellis his side of the story
KPMG’s 14,700 UK staff will also share a “market leading” £100 million bonus pool as professional service firms enjoy a strong rebound from the pandemic
City Comment: The woke CEO is going in the right direction
Households are turning to the German discounters as inflation soars — hitting 3.8% in the grocery sector
Nationwide Building Society reveal 11.2% annual increase in January, the strongest start to the year for 17 years
Chelsea police station was the branch where actor Sir John Gielgud was charged with “importuning” in 1953 after making a pass at an undercover policeman. It shut in 2013.
A US appeals court has overturned the conviction of two Deutsche Bank traders accused of rigging interest rate submissions, appearing to bolster Hayes’ quest to have his own conviction reversed
Judge says Hewlett Packard “substantially wins” long-running lawsuit. Lynch faces prospect of extradition to the US on fraud charges.
City Comment: US Judge gives justice to the traders, finally
AO World launched in Germany in 2014 but has struggled to make it work. Analysts say a retreat is now likely, following an exit from its Dutch business in 2019
The City is bracing for a run of interest rate rises around the world, starting next week with the Bank of England. The UK interest rate is set for its first back-to-back increase since 2004