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Mastercard loses UK appeal to exclude three million dead claimants from lawsuit

Suit claims Mastercard fees levied between 1992 and 2008 were unfairly passed onto consumers

Evening Standard

Inflation down but consumer pain lingers

Cost of living pressures eased slightly last month, although it's still too early to call the turning point for inflation.

AAP

The 3 Best Value Stocks to Buy Right Now

With inflation slightly cooling off last month and the Fed expected to slow the pace of interest rate hikes, this could be an excellent time to buy value stocks. Investors could look to buy fundamentally strong stocks, Albertsons Companies (ACI), Berry Corporation (BRY), and Good Times Restaurants (GTIM), which are…

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Climate transition needs banks – and their capital

Banks have a key role on the journey to net carbon zero. But that doesn’t mean they have an easy job | Content Partnership

Newsroom.co.nz

HSBC quits Canada, selling its business to RBC for £8.4bn

London-headquartered bank has been struggling to navigate political pressure from both Beijing and the west

The Guardian - UK

Irish government relaxes rules around bankers’ pay and bonuses

Salary pay caps of 500,000 euro at Bank of Ireland are to be relaxed based on concerns about retaining staff.

The Independent UK

As FTX burned, lawmakers said to be dithering over regulator

WASHINGTON — Congress opted to tread water on legislation that would clarify the agency in charge of the cryptocurrency industry, leaving lawmakers now without a regulator to blame for missing the signs of the FTX collapse this month and facing deep skepticism about some proposals.

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Nottinghamshire bus driver stole more than £72k from employer and colleagues

Andrew Berry has been handed a suspended prison sentence

Nottingham Post

UK bank says it will give people £175 cash for free

Several savings and current account providers have improved their perks

Liverpool Echo

UK mortgage approvals for October fall 10% after mini-budget

Homebuyers face higher interest costs, as lending figures slump to lowest monthly total since June 2020

The Guardian - UK

States borrowing cost falls 7 bps to 7.61% as bond supplies dry up on central payouts

MUMBAI: The weighted average yield on states' market borrowings declined by 7 basis points to 7.61 per cent at Tuesday's auction on lower issuance as a number of states stayed away from the market.

The Times of India

3 Stocks to Buy Now That Could Make You Filthy Rich in 2023

With inflation starting to ease, the Fed is expected to slow down the rate hikes. However, many analysts still believe the economy will face a mild recession next year. Thus, investors looking for steady returns could buy fundamentally strong stocks such as Ambev S.A.(ABEV), Cardinal Health (CAH), and Universal Logistics…

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HSBC set to introduce huge rate increase for people with a savings account this week

The bank is introducing some impressive changes from December 1.

Daily Record

RBI to launch first pilot for retail digital rupee on December 1

NEW DELHI: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is all set to launch it first pilot for retail digital rupee (e₹-R) on December 1.

The Times of India

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Editorial: Congress should clear way for marijuana businesses to bank

If you ask any security consultant about one of the biggest physical security risks a business can take, high up on the list would be having huge piles of cash lying around. If you ask a business consultant what one of a small business’ biggest commercial risks might be, they…

Tribune News Service

Editorial: Biden is making the student loan mess worse

President Joe Biden has often described his plan to cancel some federal student-loan debts as a “game changer.” In one sense, this policy has indeed proved transformative — by making a bad system worse.

Reuters

Japan's extra budget passes lower house, defence spending in focus

Japan's second supplementary stimulus budget for this fiscal year, amounting to 29 trillion yen ($210 billion), cleared the lower house of parliament on Tuesday, paving the way for final approval in the upper chamber this week.

The Times of India

GIFT City: India's free-market oasis aims to take on Singapore and Dubai

AHMEDABAD: India's newest financial hub is rising from scrubland near the banks of the Sabarmati River once dominated by marsh birds and grazing buffalo.

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How to build wealth when you don't own your home

Darla Kashian recalls closing on her first home, then getting laid off the next day.

Wales Online

Thousands sign petition to expel Michelle Mone from House of Lords

The life peer reportedly received £29 million from a PPE firm that won a major government contract

The Independent UK

Impeachment talk at Trump Org. trial: Did witness misspeak?

There was talk of impeachment at the Trump Organization’s criminal tax fraud trial

The Guardian - UK

Failure to name firms receiving Covid loans hurts trust in UK, BBB tribunal told

‘Woefully inadequate’ due diligence controls to deter fraud cited in challenge to British Business Bank

ABC News

$1.4b in superannuation tied up in 'wild west' cryptocurrency as the FTX fallout continues

Mum and dad investors including pensioners are facing big losses on their savings, as the ripple effect from the collapse of global cryptocurrency exchange FTX continues.

Fortune

Top economist Mohamed El-Erian says inflation could get 'stuck' at an uncomfortably high number because of supply chain issues and a 'change in globalization'

Mohamed El-Erian says that inflation may get stuck at 4% as the global economy goes through a “profound” shift—and warns investors not to fall in love with the “short and shallow” recession theory.

Daily Mirror

Government bank only called in fraud squad after 80% of Covid loans had been handed out

Rishi Sunak is accused of failing to do enough to stop taxpayer cash being wasted after it emerged £1.1billion was lost to fraud and error from the bounce back loans scheme for small businesses

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