Quarter of customers say they will never set foot in a UK bank branch again
One in four UK banking customers say they will avoid local branches for a digital-only experience, according to new research from analytics leader SAS.
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One in four UK banking customers say they will avoid local branches for a digital-only experience, according to new research from analytics leader SAS.
How Critters, a Gremlins 'knockoff,' spawned a horror comedy franchise Latest TV News Contributed by Shared Critters, a tongue-in-cheek horror comedy also directed by a protégé of exploitation maestro Roger Corman, shares the same elevator pitch. And, because it arrived in 1986 — just two years after the impossibly cute-turned-murderous puppets known as Mogwai first hit screens — Critters was inevitably, yet unfairly, dismissed as a pure knock-off. Stephen Herek has always insisted that his directorial debut, which turns 35 on April 11, was conceived long before Jo...
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