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Starbucks has apologized to Arizona police after an employee reportedly asked six officers to leave or change their location in a shop in the Phoenix suburb of Tempe, because another customer reported feeling unsafe. The coffee giant said it has Read more
The Pensions Regulator could target Sir Philip Green’s overseas assets to secure promised contributions to Arcadia’s pension scheme. Guarantees given by Green and his wife include a £100m “cash” payment from Lady Tina Green, £75m over three years from Arcadia Read more
Welcome to Frankfurt, Christine Lagarde. A new job as head of the European Central Bank awaits. There are only so many supranational jobs on the political and economic circuit and you have nabbed a second one after seven years at Read more
Few Turkish financers expected to find themselves standing up for Murat Cetinkaya, Turkey’s former central bank governor, whose three years in office were often marred by erratic and unorthodox policy making. But his sacking over the weekend by President Recep Read more
Hundreds of City workers are fearing for their jobs after Deutsche Bank, the global bank that is one of the Square Mile’s largest employers, said it plans to axe 18,000 staff worldwide in the latest attempt to revitalise its reputation Read more