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Much of Europe is still mired in a financial crisis, but that hasn't slowed down traffic on banking websites. According to a recent report, nearly 40% of Europeans accessed banking websites during December.
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Madrid -
Spanish banks have come under fire recently for many reasons, including foreclosures on thousands of homes. Madrid's high-class escorts are getting revenge.
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The Brussels-based transaction provider, SWIFT, has announced that it has been instructed to cut services to Iranian financial institutions that are subject to EU sanctions, to comply with the EU Council directive.
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Ben Dyson's Positive Money pressure group has just released a 20+ minute video of Paul Moore speaking. If you don't recognise the name, he was the man the banksters ignored to our cost.
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The Bank of England has created another £50 billion of electronic money, or so we are led to believe, but where has the previous £275 billion gone?
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Unlike David Cameron, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has a well earned reputation for thinking before he opens his mouth; his two latest pronouncements, however, leave much to be desired.
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This BBC documentary examines the philanthropic activities of British bankers from building accommodation for the “deserving poor” to the founding of the British Goat Society.
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The inaugural 'Today' Business Lecture was delivered by the Chief Executive of Barclays Bank, Bob Diamond. To the uninformed, this reads well; to those in the know, it is self-serving twaddle.
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Recently, a leading international banker gave the inaugural BBC Today Business Lecture; Ben Dyson doesn't think much of it, and rightly so.
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On October 29, Ben Dyson and his Positive Money gang held a conference on financial reform in Central London. It was sold out, but there is a lot more in the pipeline.
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Andrew Bailey, an executive director at the Bank of England who is to be the head of the unit that will supervise banks, investment banks and insurance companies, has said "free banking" is dangerous. Business editor Robert Peston assesses the implications of such a statement on the banking industry.
The advertising watchdog upholds complaints against Royal Bank of Scotland for making "misleading" promises to be the "last bank in town".
The European Central Bank is readying another round of low interest loans for Europe's banks that could top 500bn euros.
Second largest U.S. bank has been running trials in three states.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee says the risk of the eurozone crisis spreading to the banking system has reduced.
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