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This privatising the nhs by stealth . Well be having that discussion and some figures out this week that 1. 4 Million People are obese, people that is cant get Life Insurance. Were asking is that right . Or some who can have to pay a lot, lot more . Well be speaking to steve miller, host of fat families, to see if he thinks its fair. And now i know its the biggest clue ever that you get in old. The Police Officers look young. But is this not more of the most ridiculous photo youve ever seen in y...

First annual home market revenue rise in anyone years. And headwinds for iberdrola. The stock sees red after fullyear earnings miss expectations failing to offset a proposed Dividend Increase i will speak with the chairman at 11 00 cet all right. It is pmi extravaganza this morning. We already had pmi numbers out of germany an france both were disappointing. Just getting in the flash composite pmi numbers. Lets look and see where those came in. The february composite flash pmi came in at 57. 5. ...

Heads of organizations. This hour, we will also be speaking to one of the biggest names in private equity, jon moulton, and then later Nicolas Dufourcq. Overall, stocks in asia seem to be dropping a touch. European stocks were mixed and bonds rising as investors focused switching back to Central Banks. Several policymakers were cautious about raising Interest Rates again this year. The dollar weakening a touch, you can see. Thats your business flash. Lets get straight on to the bloomberg first w...

Quinn led the bank for five years and and led a massive transformation of its business

Quinn announced his retirement after five years leading the London-based bank

(VOVWORLD) - Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on Wednesday praised HSBC Vietnam for expanding its investment and establishing partnership with several Vietnamese companies.

HSBC has suspended global head of responsible investing Stuart Kirk following a presentation he gave last week

Following reports that Stuart Kirk’s speech on climate risk was signed off internally, industry figures have questioned how they got it so wrong.

Stuart Kirk, responsible investing head, under fire for saying there are more pressing problems than climate change

Bank is optimistic about country's consumption, exports outlook.