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BCS News Highlights
- For BCS, its 30 day story count is now at 22.
- Over the past 28 days, the trend for BCS's stories per day has been choppy and unclear. It has oscillated between 1 and 4.
- The most mentioned tickers in articles about BCS are PAY, AIM and BASE.
Latest BCS News From Around the Web
Below are the latest news stories about BARCLAYS PLC that investors may wish to consider to help them evaluate BCS as an investment opportunity.
‘Barclays mistakenly froze my account – then told me to visit a foodbank’A severely ill Barclays customer was left with no cash for Christmas and told to go to a food bank after the lender froze her account without warning. |
Barclays Delays Bonus Pool Decision for Last-Minute Mandates(Bloomberg) -- Barclays Plc has delayed the final decision on the bonus pool for this year after top investment bankers asked for more time to reflect business they won in recent days or expect to win. Most Read from BloombergVilified Zero-Day Options Blamed by Traders for S&P DeclineHarvard Financial Pain Grows as Blavatnik Joins Donor RevoltGiuliani Files for Bankruptcy After $148 Million Defamation LossUS Inflation Report to Show Fed’s Battle Is Now All But CompleteBull Run Steams Ahead Befor |
Barclays commits to Canary Wharf in rare boost for office districtBarclays has struck a deal to remain at its Canary Wharf headquarters until 2039 in a rare boost for the beleaguered office district. |
Barclays Sublets Canary Wharf Office, Extends Lease on Other(Bloomberg) -- Barclays Plc has agreed a pair of deals with landlord Canary Wharf Group that effectively allow the bank to walk away from one major office in the east London financial district while extending its lease on another. Most Read from BloombergVilified Zero-Day Options Blamed by Traders for S&P DeclineHarvard Financial Pain Grows as Blavatnik Joins Donor RevoltGiuliani Files for Bankruptcy After $148 Million Defamation LossUS Inflation Report to Show Fed’s Battle Is Now All But Comple |
Barclays agrees deal to stay at London’s Canary Wharf until 2039Barclays has reached a deal to stay in its Canary Wharf headquarters until at least 2039, in a boost to London’s docklands financial centre after other high-profile tenants opted to move elsewhere. The bank has agreed a five-year lease extension on its 32-storey tower at One Churchill Place, its base since 2005. It will also pay at least £260mn in a separate deal to hand its tenancy of a second building, 10 Cabot Square, back to Canary Wharf Group (CWG). |
Short-Sell Candidates: 3 Vastly Overvalued Stocks Ripe for ShortingAfter stocks rallied, many stocks became overvalued, creating an opportunity for investors to profit through short selling. |
Colombia Delivers First Rate Cut, Cautious About Next Moves(Bloomberg) -- Colombia delivered its first interest rate cut in three years, lowering borrowing costs by 25 basis points as signs of a faltering economy overtake inflation concerns. Most Read from BloombergApple Races to Tweak Software Ahead of Looming US Watch BanTrump Barred From Colorado Ballot in Unprecedented RulingApple to Halt US Sales of Smartwatches After Patent LossWhat If Putin Wins? US Allies Fear Defeat as Ukraine Aid StallsThe Hedge Fund Traders Dominating a Massive Bet on BondsTh |
Churches and religious charities ditch Barclays over fossil fuel tiesBarclays has come under fire in recent years for investing in oil and gas companies. |
FTSE top trending tickers of 2023Lloyds, BT, BP, Tesco and six other stocks that moved markets. |
Barclays risks centuries-old ties with Cambridge university over fossil fuel financingBarclays is in danger of losing its prestigious position as the bank of Cambridge university after more than 200 years, as students and staff lobby for a greener lender. Cambridge has notified banks and asset managers that it is looking for an institution with robust climate policies to manage “several hundred million pounds” in cash and money market funds, according to a document seen by the Financial Times. The prospective mandate could cover more than £200mn in assets, and the fees relating to it and other banking and cash management services may be as high as £10mn, people familiar with the process told the FT. |