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City of London’s Plight Laid Bare as Brexit Deal Hopes Fade

January 9, 2021 When the UK’s Brexit transition agreement with the EU expired this week, some €6 billion ($7 billion) of daily trading in EU stocks left London overnight for markets across the Channel. The question is whether this was a one-time hit or a sign that even bigger chunks of the financial sector will disappear. Because financial services were largely left out of the Brexit agreement between London and Brussels, exchange operators in the UK can no longer provide trading in EU-listed stocks to European customers from Britain. Companies in the UK capital like London Stock Exchange...

COURT LISTINGS: Community order for day-long crime spree at Nottingham Magistrates' Court and drink-drivers fined  | Updated: 13:36, 06 January 2021 This week's Nottingham Magistrates' Court listings have been released. All cases from the district can be found below. (24101826) A 24-YEAR-OLD woman who went on a mini-crime spree lasting a day, which resulted in her arrest and that of her boyfriend in a car in Bingham, has been sentenced at court. Charlotte Brown, of no fixed address, was arrested on The Banks as the passenger of a car that had been located and pursued by police. She later ad...

NYC landlord being evicted while delinquent tenants live rent-free Share on Facebook Jazz ShawPosted at 9:31 am on January 3, 2021 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter I’ve been writing about the looming eviction crisis since early in the summer. This entirely predictable disaster has been obvious to anyone who has been paying attention ever since the pandemic broke out. A well-intentioned “eviction moratorium” effort by the government to prevent renters from finding themselves out on the streets after government shutdowns eliminated their jobs did little or nothing to prevent the damages...