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Some banks 'are leaving customers vulnerable to spoofing scams' - is yours one of them?

Fraudsters use number spoofing to make calls appear to be from genuine companies

Wales Online

UK plans to relax ringfencing rules on banks to spark Brexit ‘big bang’

Largest banks would still be ringfenced, while smaller lenders might not need to follow rules

The Guardian - UK

Bank of Thailand raises key interest rate

The Bank of Thailand (BoT) raised its key interest rate by 25 basis points for a third straight meeting on Wednesday, as it tries to contain above-target inflation while supporting an economic recovery facing increasing global headwinds.

Bangkok Post

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Revived nightclub plans in limbo until owner has 'decency' to appear before councillors

New proposals for the old Royal Bank of Scotland, in Middleton, went before Rochdale council's planning committee.

Manchester Evening News

Scottish business confidence at highest rate since July

Survey conducted earlier this month shows Scottish companies having the highest confidence of all UK nations and regions

Insider UK

‘It just kinda went crazy’: FTX’s lavish spending highlights lack of controls

Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto group showered employees with perks before collapsing into bankruptcy

Financial Times

Big five banks scope out climate losses

Australia's big five banks should cope with lending losses caused by climate change but will be more vulnerable to economic downturns, a new analysis shows.

AAP

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Banks stronger now than in GFC: RBA

A senior RBA official says the financial system would have been in strife during the COVID-19 pandemic if it were still as fragile as in 2007.

AAP

Business confidence at highest rate since July, report shows

The Bank of Scotland business barometer showed about one in three firms reported higher confidence in their prospects.

The Independent UK

Exclusive: Sam Bankman-Fried says he's down to $100,000

The former CEO tells Axios about what helped lead to FTX's collapse.

Axios

Applications for hotel asset warehousing scheme decrease

The total number of hoteliers affected by the Covid-19 pandemic applying for the central bank's asset warehousing scheme has declined thanks to the rebound in the tourism sector, according to an executive at the Bank of Thailand (BoT).

Bangkok Post

The 2 Best Stocks to Buy Right Now and the 2 Worst

Consumer confidence dropped month-over-month in November. However, it remains well above the mark, indicating a healthy economy. We think investors’ quality stocks, UnitedHealth Group (UNH) and Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), which have solid dividend-paying records, could help navigate the uncertainties. However, fundamentally weak Peloton Interactive (PTON) and Mullen Automotive (MULN) might…

StockNews.com

Royal Mail offers managers 'obscene' bonuses up to £30k each to enforce brutal job cuts

Documents seen by the Daily Mirror reveal how the privatised postal giant is preparing to dish out perks to managers who are being tasked with overseeing large-scale redundancies and shift changes

Daily Mirror

3 Stocks You Should Put More Money Into Before the End of the Year

The Fed will likely slow down its aggressive monetary policy as inflation shows signs of cooling down. Moreover, analysts at Goldman Sachs believe that there is a possibility of a ‘soft landing’ next year. Therefore, investors should consider increasing their investments in fundamentally sound stocks, AT&T (T), Acuity Brands (AYI),…

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1 Small-Cap Stock to Add to Your Portfolio This Week and 1 to Sell

With inflation showing signs of cooling down, the Fed will likely relax its aggressive monetary policy. Moreover, many are hopeful that the economy might witness a soft landing. While we believe investors should buy fundamentally sound small-cap stock CSW Industrials (CSWI), WeWork (WE) might be best avoided considering the market…

Caixin Global

Former Head of China Development Bank Branch Kicked Out of Communist Party

Fu Xiaodong, who was president of CDB’s Henan unit, accused of accepting bribes and turned over to prosecutors, graft busters say

Liverpool Echo

Scammer spared prison after he conned elderly couple out of £36k

The 28-year-old fell into debt after losing his job during lockdown and becoming addicted to cocaine

The New Daily

Michael Pascoe: The Pope’s a Catholic and forecasting is a mug’s game

The RBA had done all that could be done with monetary policy to fight the possibility of recession/depression from a global pandemic

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4 Large-Cap Stocks to Buy Before November Ends

Although hopes of a Fed pivot have boosted investor sentiment, a global recession could hit next year. Against this backdrop, we think fundamentally strong large-cap stocks Synopsys (SNPS), The Hershey Company (HSY), Cintas Corporation (CTAS), and Fortinet (FTNT) are good investments for stable returns. Read on….

The Guardian - UK

Octopus takeover of Bulb faces delay after rivals seek judicial review

Three companies complain over lack of transparency around deal which could be biggest government bailout since RBS and Lloyds

Chicago Sun-Times

Former Cook County Land Bank Authority worker charged with property scam

The charges come more than a year after a federal grand jury subpoenaed the agency in May 2021 seeking records on Mustafaa Saleh and two dozen properties the land bank obtained and sold.

ABC News

'Zombie' wage deals have hurt Australians for years. Here's how new industrial relations law could finally end your wage pain

If you wanted to hold back Australian wages you would design a system pretty much like the one we have today. But how did that come about and can new IR laws make a difference? Peter Martin explains.

Newsroom.co.nz

Post-Covid inflation adds a new twist to the famous Phillips Curve

A 'wet weekend's work' by NZ's most brilliant economist is being embraced by the world's central banks to help chart a course out of pandemic.

Irish Mirror

Tempers flare in Dail as Government relaxes rules around bankers’ pay and bonuses

Two of the more controversial recommendations of the review included permitting bonuses of up to €20,000 per year for employees in AIB Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB (PTSB)

Evening Standard

The Leader podcast: Mini-Budget ‘moneybomb’ fallout revealed

Bank of England mortgage debt data reveals impact of Truss premiership

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