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Barclay Family Regains Control Of UK's Telegraph Group After Debt Repaid
The Barclay family, owner of Telegraph Media Group, has repaid a £1.2-billion bank debt, lender Lloyds said Monday, paving the way for a possible sale to an Abu Dhabi-backed fund.
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Lloyds Banking Group, Virgin Money Ban Cryptocurrency Purchases on Credit Cards
There is a concern that customers who bought Bitcoin late last year when cryptocurrencies in general surged in value have been left with big losses following massive declines in recent weeks.
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Bitcoin Slides 10% In A Day, Approaches 3-Month Low
British bank Lloyds Banking Group said on Sunday it was banning customers from buying bitcoin using credit cards.
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Bitcoin Slips To A Two And A Half Month Low On Regulatory Clampdown
British bank Lloyds Banking Group on Sunday said it was banning customers from buying Bitcoin using credit cards.
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Lloyds Bank To Transfer 1,000 Staff To TCS Unit
Lloyds in a statement confirmed the transfer of jobs and said the new arrangements "will make managing heritage products simpler and more efficient for the bank's customers."
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Lloyds Plans To Move 1,900 Employees To IBM, Says Trade Union
In January, Lloyds was hit with a cyber attack that caused intermittent outages to customers of its personal banking websites, a source familiar with the matter said at the time as banks continue to look at ways to improve online security after a series of incidents over the past few years.
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Bank Price War Looms To Woo Cautious UK Borrowers After Brexit
Banks in Britain are on the verge of a price war to try to revive lending subdued by the Brexit vote and to combat pressures on profitability from ultra-low interest rates, which are likely to stay that way for longer.
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Lloyds Cuts 3,000 Jobs As Brexit Fears Take Shape
Lloyds Banking Group says it is cutting 3,000 more jobs and closing an additional 200 branches as it adjusts to changing consumer behavior and the uncertainty created by Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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Ready To Lend More After Capital Requirements Cut: UK Banks
Some of Britain's biggest financial institutions said they were ready to lend more after a decision by the Bank of England to cut their capital requirements, according to a joint statement with finance minister George Osborne on Tuesday.
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Lloyds To Axe 640 Jobs In Cost-Cutting Drive: Report
All affected employees work in information technology and back-office roles and are being told of the decision on Wednesday, the sources said on condition of anonymity because they are not authorised to discuss the plans.
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RBS's Indian Job Relocations Are The Ultimate Betrayal, Says Union
Britain's government has scrapped plans to sell stakes in Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group this year in the wake of the Brexit vote, sources said, a decision set to leave a multi-billion pound hole in its finances.
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Acropolis Capital, Punj Lloyd Join Hands for Online Equipment Bank
Acropolis Capital Group and Punj Lloyd have joined hands to create a virtual platform, IronTread, which will provide equipments to infrastructure companies.
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Goldman CEO Blankfein Says Has 'Highly Curable' Form of Lymphoma
Treatment will include chemotherapy over the next several months in New York, Blankfein said in a statement on the bank's website.
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Britain sells 7.8% of Lloyds bank for $6.9 billion
Lloyds Banking Group was created by a merger of Lloyds TSB and rival British lender HBOS amid the global financial crisis. However, HBOS was saddled with toxic or high-risk property investments, and LBG subsequently received a vast state bailout under the then-Labour government.
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Goldman Sachs net up 5.5%, beats estimates
Net income applicable to common shareholders at the top Wall Street bank rose to $2.19 billion, or $4.29 per share, in the first quarter from $2.07 billion, or $3.92 per share, a year earlier.
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Barclay Family Regains Control Of UK's Telegraph Group After Debt Repaid
The Barclay family, owner of Telegraph Media Group, has repaid a £1.2-billion bank debt, lender Lloyds said Monday, paving the way for a possible sale to an Abu Dhabi-backed fund.
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Lloyds Banking Group, Virgin Money Ban Cryptocurrency Purchases on Credit Cards
There is a concern that customers who bought Bitcoin late last year when cryptocurrencies in general surged in value have been left with big losses following massive declines in recent weeks.
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Bitcoin Slides 10% In A Day, Approaches 3-Month Low
British bank Lloyds Banking Group said on Sunday it was banning customers from buying bitcoin using credit cards.
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Bitcoin Slips To A Two And A Half Month Low On Regulatory Clampdown
British bank Lloyds Banking Group on Sunday said it was banning customers from buying Bitcoin using credit cards.
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Lloyds Bank To Transfer 1,000 Staff To TCS Unit
Lloyds in a statement confirmed the transfer of jobs and said the new arrangements "will make managing heritage products simpler and more efficient for the bank's customers."
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Lloyds Plans To Move 1,900 Employees To IBM, Says Trade Union
In January, Lloyds was hit with a cyber attack that caused intermittent outages to customers of its personal banking websites, a source familiar with the matter said at the time as banks continue to look at ways to improve online security after a series of incidents over the past few years.
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Bank Price War Looms To Woo Cautious UK Borrowers After Brexit
Banks in Britain are on the verge of a price war to try to revive lending subdued by the Brexit vote and to combat pressures on profitability from ultra-low interest rates, which are likely to stay that way for longer.
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Lloyds Cuts 3,000 Jobs As Brexit Fears Take Shape
Lloyds Banking Group says it is cutting 3,000 more jobs and closing an additional 200 branches as it adjusts to changing consumer behavior and the uncertainty created by Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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Ready To Lend More After Capital Requirements Cut: UK Banks
Some of Britain's biggest financial institutions said they were ready to lend more after a decision by the Bank of England to cut their capital requirements, according to a joint statement with finance minister George Osborne on Tuesday.
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Lloyds To Axe 640 Jobs In Cost-Cutting Drive: Report
All affected employees work in information technology and back-office roles and are being told of the decision on Wednesday, the sources said on condition of anonymity because they are not authorised to discuss the plans.
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RBS's Indian Job Relocations Are The Ultimate Betrayal, Says Union
Britain's government has scrapped plans to sell stakes in Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group this year in the wake of the Brexit vote, sources said, a decision set to leave a multi-billion pound hole in its finances.
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Acropolis Capital, Punj Lloyd Join Hands for Online Equipment Bank
Acropolis Capital Group and Punj Lloyd have joined hands to create a virtual platform, IronTread, which will provide equipments to infrastructure companies.
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Goldman CEO Blankfein Says Has 'Highly Curable' Form of Lymphoma
Treatment will include chemotherapy over the next several months in New York, Blankfein said in a statement on the bank's website.
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Britain sells 7.8% of Lloyds bank for $6.9 billion
Lloyds Banking Group was created by a merger of Lloyds TSB and rival British lender HBOS amid the global financial crisis. However, HBOS was saddled with toxic or high-risk property investments, and LBG subsequently received a vast state bailout under the then-Labour government.
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Goldman Sachs net up 5.5%, beats estimates
Net income applicable to common shareholders at the top Wall Street bank rose to $2.19 billion, or $4.29 per share, in the first quarter from $2.07 billion, or $3.92 per share, a year earlier.
