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US investment bank believes inflationary pressures could force monetary policy committee’s hand

DUBAI: Even as the global financial community contends with layoffs and lower bonuses, banking jobs remain plentiful and salaries are surging in one unexpected corner of the world: Saudi Arabia.

Errors led to the publication of a cartoon of BBC chairman Richard Sharp, its withdrawal and an apology, says Elisabeth Ribbans, the Guardian and Observer’s global readers’ editor

WASHINGTON: The US Federal Reserve is widely expected to raise its benchmark lending rate for a 10th — and possibly final — time on Wednesday, as it aims to bring down inflation while preventing fresh banking concerns from spreading.

Sara Tirschwell’s five-year-old lawsuit against investment giant TCW was scheduled to go to trial this week. Now that will never happen.

The National Jewish Assembly has called for Guardian editor Katharine Viner and Mr Rowson to be dismissed

The recent bank failures may have felt like 2008 deja vu because they similarly expose the weak spots in the system that have not been resolved.

Many market participants remain bullish on the prospects for copper prices as Goldman Sachs and other analysts continue to call the red industrial metal the new crude oil. Copper is a critical input in green energy initiatives, boosting demand in an environment where inventories have declined, and new production will…

The Guardian was right to remove and delete the cartoon published on Saturday, says Dave Rich, head of policy at the Community Security Trust