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28.12.25 - 11:12
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Branching out: why banks are back on the British high street (The Guardian)
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In towns such as Northampton, in-person help with finances is a promise many customers still depend upon
On a crisp Friday morning in early December, Abington Street in Northampton is starting to stir. Despite having lost high street stalwarts like Marks & Spencer, Moss Bros and H&M in recent years, it is drawing in locals for one end-of-week errand: banking.Along the pedestrianised road, customers are streaming in and out of HSBC, Barclays, Metro Bank and the building society Nationwide. But it is a rare scene that defies a wider trend: more than 6,000 bank branches in the UK have closed since 2015 as bosses try to cut costs and push millions of customers towards online services. Continue reading......
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26.12.25 - 09:48
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Are Barclays shares the best banking pick for 2026? (Fool)
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Jon Smith pitches Barclays shares against sector peers to see if the bank that's been leading the pack in 2025 can keep it up.
The post Are Barclays shares the best banking pick for 2026? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK....
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23.12.25 - 16:24
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Jes Staley and Larry Summers were made executors of Jeffrey Esptein′s estate, files reveal (The Guardian)
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Ex-Treasury secretary and former Barclays chief are named in versions of will belonging to deceased child sex offenderThe former Barclays chief executive Jes Staley and the ex-US Treasury secretary Larry Summers were appointed as executors of Jeffrey Epstein's estate, according to a newly released tranche of documents linked to the now-deceased child sex offender.Filings published on Tuesday by the US Department of Justice included various versions of Epstein's last will and testament, which showed the financier intended to hand responsibility of managing his affairs to associates including the two high-profile men in the event of his death. Continue reading......
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