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231. Salary glitch hits 400,000 workers
Up to 400,000 employees will not be paid on Friday after a glitch in the banking system's automatic payments system.
30 Mar 2007
232. Is bank charges revolt stalling?
Almost two thirds of people hit by "unfair" overdraft charges have yet to try to reclaim the money, a study reveals.
23 Mar 2007
233. RBS and Bank of China launch banking venture
Bank of China and equity partner Royal Bank of Scotland launched a private banking venture on Tuesday that will target rich Chinese with more than $1 million (514,000 pounds) of disposable assets to invest.
20 Mar 2007
234. Fund to distribute unclaimed bank assets
Millions of pounds untouched for years in bank accounts is to be put into a central fund to use for youth and community charities under plans announced by the government on Tuesday.
20 Mar 2007
235. Bank row resolved as Korea talks open
North Korea and the United States have resolved a dispute over $25 million (12.9 million pounds) frozen at a Macau bank, U.S. officials said, clearing a major obstacle to six party talks on nuclear disarmament that resumed on Monday.
19 Mar 2007
236. Barclays bid talk boosts ABN shares
Shares in ABN AMRO, the Netherlands' biggest bank, surged on Monday after Barclays approached it with a merger plan for Europe's biggest financial services deal, sources said.
19 Mar 2007
237. Wealthy investors brave markets
Wealthy investors faced the recent market turmoil with restraint, private bankers said, with hardly any panic sell offs seen and some millionaires already looking to buy cheap.
12 Mar 2007
238. Bank likely to hold fire on rates
The Bank of England looks set to leave interest rates at 5.25 percent for a second month running on Thursday as it waits to see whether three increases since August have been enough to curb inflation.
08 Mar 2007
239. AIB's earnings up 25 pct
Allied Irish Banks posted a better than expected 25 percent rise in 2006 earnings on Tuesday and said it expected percentage growth in the current year to be in the low double digits.
06 Mar 2007
240. Lomax says inflation could fall sharply
Energy price falls could reduce inflation quite sharply over the course of this year, Bank of England Deputy Governor Rachel Lomax said on Wednesday.
01 Mar 2007
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