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Bosses of collapsed banks should be sent to jail, banking standards commission ...
Britain's banking bosses should face jail if their decisions force fresh bailouts, the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards says today.
Banking Commission: reaction  Telegraph.co.uk
Bankers should be given prison sentences and bonuses clawed back if they ...  Metro
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Asian markets tense before Fed; Nikkei outperforms
By Ian Chua. SYDNEY | Wed Jun 19, 2013 7:17am BST. SYDNEY (Reuters) - Japanese stocks rose on Wednesday, thanks to a positive lead from Wall Street and a softer yen, outperforming the rest of Asia which anxiously waited for clarity on the U.S.
Europe Futures Rise With Japan Stocks Before Fed Outcome  Bloomberg
Gulf Markets Seen Cautious Ahead of Fed Outcome  Wall Street Journal
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London shares close higher ahead of Fed meeting
LONDON - London shares closed higher on Tuesday as investors hoped the two-day Federal Reserve Board meeting will not spark too sharp a reduction in the Fed's stimulus programme to shore up the United States economy, dealers said.
UK Stocks Advance as HSBC and Standard Chartered Rally  Bloomberg
FTSE rises as traders buy beaten-down banks  Reuters UK
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Chinese Billionaire Invests $1.6 Billion in London Land, Yachts
Dalian Wanda Group, a Chinese developer, is investing 1 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) in a British luxury yachtmaker and a London site where it plans to build Western Europe's tallest residential building.
Green Property sells London development to China for �90m  Irish Times
China's Dalian Wanda to buy UK yacht maker and hotel  BBC News
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SNP refuses to price separate Scotland pension pledge
John Swinney announced an independent Scotland would have the same flat-rate pension of �144 per week planned by the UK but would increase it annually by the highest of earnings growth, inflation or 2.5 per cent.
Scottish independence: Swinney says pensions 'would be stronger'  BBC News
Scottish independence: Swinney's pension promise  Scotsman
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The Call Centre: Two companies featured on hit BBC3 show fined over nuisance ...
Two firms in BBC documentary series The Call Centre were fined a total of �225,000 today for making nuisance sales calls. The Information Commissioner's Office said there had been 2,700 complaints about Nationwide Energy Services and We Claim You ...
�225000 fine for TV show call centre after harassed householders with ...  Daily Mail
Call centres in BBC3 programme hit with �225000 fines  The Guardian
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Lombard: Hogg will allow BoE governor to focus on the day job
Let's hope Charlotte Hogg enjoys her 15 seconds of fame. Her appointment as the first chief operating officer in the Bank of England's history is certainly newsworthy.
BoE names Charlotte Hogg as first chief operating officer  Telegraph.co.uk
BOE Names Santander's Hogg as Chief Operating Officer  Wall Street Journal
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Inflation Continues to Undershoot Fed Target
Federal Reserve officials both expect and want inflation to be higher than it is. So far, that isn't happening. Consumer price data released Tuesday showed inflation rose a mere 1.4% in May from a year earlier.
Rising air fares push up inflation  Telegraph.co.uk
US consumer prices edge higher  Financial Times
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Questor share tip: Aggreko's path to growth still looks well-lit despite the current ...
Aggreko. �17.52 -39p. Questor says BUY. Aggreko disappointed some with a pre-close trading update on Tuesday in which it said full-year expectations remained unchanged.
Aggreko 'first-half profits flat' despite boost to revenues  Herald Scotland
Boost from Americas to spark Aggreko  The Independent
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Lloyds' chief denies pressure to select Co-op bid
The chairman of Lloyds Banking Group has told MPs that there was no political pressure for the bank to select the Co-operative Group as the preferred bidder for the hundreds of branches it must sell under state aid rules.
Lloyds denies political pressure in Co-op deal  Telegraph.co.uk
We were not leaned on over branch sale, says Lloyds  The Independent
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