Trump and Co Sue Deutsche Bank and Capital One

NEWS: The president, his kids and the Trump Org sue Deustsche Bank and Capital One to prevent them from responding to congressional subpoenas, according to papers filed today.

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) April 30, 2019

Deutsche Bank Chairman Favours Execution

‘We are not talking about strategy, we are talking about execution,’ Deutsche Bank's chairman told the FT https://t.co/SLDY66K4S6

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) April 29, 2019

Apply Here To Become Governor of The Bank of England

The search is on for a new Governor of the @bankofengland. Applications opened this morning for one of the most exciting jobs in world finance. Find out more here 👇https://t.co/0ibYcndhTI

— HM Treasury (@hmtreasury) April 24, 2019

Search For Replacement To Carney

UK CHANCELLOR LAUNCHES SEARCH FOR NEXT GOVERNOR OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND - RTRS

— Martin Baccardax (@mdbaccardax) April 24, 2019

Sanctions 'R Us

Seemingly aiming for economic chaos and social unrest to foster regime change in Iran, in a further example of what US believes is its right to assert universal jurisdiction US now imposes sanctions not only against Iran, but any state buying oil from Iranhttps://t.co/ommLz0aHkV

— Charles Shoebridge (@ShoebridgeC) April 22, 2019

Call me old fashioned, but I am of the view that sanctions can be overused to the point where they harm the country imposing them.

A London Bridge is Falling Down!

Here's a story: a major London Bridge is closed indefinitely, because there are no funds to repair it. Another triumph of government. https://t.co/tkllXHl73G

— Stig Abell (@StigAbell) April 11, 2019

Trump Threatens To Impose $11BN Tariffs On Europe

The US is threatening to impose $11bn of tariffs on EU aircraft, cheese and wine in retaliation against Airbus subsidies.

Let's see how this goes then!

Little Compensation for WageDay Advance Borrowers

The BBC reports that hundreds of thousands of people who were mis-sold payday loans will receive a fraction of the compensation they are entitled to after WageDay Advance collapsed.

The company had given loans to about 800,000 people but went into administration earlier this year.

In a case that mirrors the demise of Wonga, the company folded after being hit by a wave of compensation claims for mis-sold loans.

Customers are now receiving emails to explain how much they owe or are owed.

However, now the company is in administration, those who have paid off loans but are entitled to compensation have become unsecured creditors. They can only expect a fraction of the full compensation payout.

Flybe Cancels Flights

Flybe has cancelled dozens of flights todayhttps://t.co/MTy8GY0kQq

— Simon Calder (@SimonCalder) April 3, 2019