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Jamie Dimon’s British startup is a global story

  Chase UK has many finance folk scratching their heads. Britain doesn’t need another online-only bank. It already has a host of scrappy upstarts making little headway against a handful of dominant traditional lenders. So why is JPMorgan Chase & Co spending time and money pursuing UK customers? If it wins a couple of percentage points of market share, the ...

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Should ECB normalise its monetary policy?

  The central bank needs some new tools to navigate the unique challenges that are likely to confront the euro-zone economy. The war in Ukraine has left Europe facing both greater supply chain disruptions and higher prices for raw material, problems exacerbated by the region’s dependency on Russia energy. Against this backdrop, the European Central Bank (ECB) must find a ...

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UK travel disruption drags on, set to hit Easter holiday

Bloomberg Travel disruption continued to hit UK holidaymakers as officials warned of expected queues at airports later in the week and motorists faced fuel shortages. Both EasyJet Plc and British Airways had more cancellations, though the airlines said those flights had been called off in advance. According to FlightAware data, British Airways canceled 7% of flights today and delayed 19%. ...

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