The Times
BANKS UNDER DELUGE OF LOAN INSURANCE COMPLAINTS
Banks are being flooded with thousands of customer complaints about payment protection insurance and are managing to settle only very few cases, according to industry sources.
HKMA LOOKS TO INVEST IN LONDON, PARIS
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority is looking to invest $500 million in office property in London and Paris as part of its plan to ramp up investment in Europe.
GM'S CLASH WITH THE KREMLIN OVER OPEL
General Motors scrapped the sale of its Opel and Vauxhall brands two years ago because the proposed buyers were demanding the right to sell its factories to a Russian state-owned car maker, U.S. diplomatic cables revealed by Wikileaks said.
The Telegraph
DEALS BOOST INDIA TRADE TALKS
Finance minister George Osborne plans to unveil 1 billion pounds of commercial deals with India on the first day of trade talks between Britain and India in London.
MINISTERS MUST RECONSIDER SIEMENS' THAMESLINK CONTRACT WIN
The British government must rethink its decision to award the Thameslink contract to Siemens , Bombardier Transportation UK's (BBDb.TO) chairman wrote in the Telegraph.
The Guardian
CABLE CALLS FOR ACTION AS LIVING STANDARDS SLIDE
Business Secretary Vince Cable said the Bank of England should undertake another round of monetary expansion through quantitative easing to boost weak economic growth.
(Summary compiled by Reuters)
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