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Is a revolt happening right now inside the "new york times" headquarters. over 1,000 "new york times" workers stormed out of the building today striking against what they call insulting and disrespectful contract negotiations. workers want more cash. at least a 10% bump in pay to keep up with what they call putins pputins price hike. which is strange because these are the same people who told us we dont have to worry about inflation. also the same people that called the biden economy historic. s...

A financial wrecking ball. now, the banks here are much stronger than they were on the eve of that financial crisis, but there are many who think that rolling back regulation to boost growth is not without risk. in fact, some argue its precisely because financial services are so important to the uk that it needs tough regulation. we cannot afford another gamble with financial deregulation because what will happen is that if it goes wrong, the city will still walk away with its profits and its bo...

Happening again are now being reviewed or binned. the banks have become much healthier financially since 2008, weve put in place a process so that financial issues can be resolved which we didnt have before, but on that basis, we also want to make sure that they can compete with other financial centres, whether its the united states or asia. among 30 reforms announced today were plans to reconsider which banks really need to separate or ring—fence their retail operations from their riskier inv...

Peeple employed _ years. there are actually1 million people employed in _ years. there are actually1 million people employed in financial - people employed in financial services, notjust in london and the city. they are spread across the country, in edinburgh, belfast, leeds and bournemouth. we want to continue creating jobs across the united kingdom. todays reforms will mean the industry remains competitive. we can create more jobs but of course this will always be a safe place where consumers ...

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Been sold as the second version, but i would remember the 2008 financial crisis. the government and the city of london are selling deregulation as a way of promoting economic growth. the 2008 financial crisis cost this country £1.8 trillion in lost economic output. 0ur financial system is not yet strong enough since the financial crisis to take yet another gamble with deregulation and reductions in consumer protection. if it goes wrong, the city of london will walk away with its profits and bon...

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