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Friends and business associates say Kirk Stephenson, a London investment-fund executive who committed suicide in late September, was a casualty of the global financial crisis, his pressures culminating with Lehman's failure.
Almost three decades have passed since the British economy last faced a crisis remotely approaching the scale of the one that threatens us today. In the early 1980s, just as today, unemployment was rising towards the three...
Nick Goodway, Evening Standard Two giant banks - Citigroup and Royal Bank of Scotland - are poised to axe 13,000 jobs as the credit crisis deepens. The Wall Street and Canary Wharf-based bank has lost more than $20bn in the...
Job centres must be ready to help £75,000-a-year bankers find work, Employment Minister Tony McNulty has warned. Job losses in Britain also hit 20,000 this week alone after banks Royal Bank of Scotland and Citigroup announced...
A former clergyman who targeted women who were financially stable but vulnerable was urged to give himself up last night after being found guilty of bigamy. Roderick Sangster, 58, who is also a former policeman, was told to...
Britain's building societies are demanding the Government overhaul the terms of the deposit protection scheme, arguing that the mutual sector is having to subsidise the banks. Banks and building societies are covering roughly...
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