High street banking giant 'looks to quit Britain over excessive red tape' - hitting millions of customers and tens of thousands of staff
The bank, which has millions of customers and 20,000 employees across 444 branches in the UK, could be planning to step back ...
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Everything, anything you need to know about L-L League girls basketball races, plus CCAC notes, milestones, links, more
Four active L-L senior shooters have 100 or more career 3-pointers: Lancaster Country Day’s Sophia Sanchez (159 treys), ...
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Views wanted on overhaul of roads in part of Halifax aimed at getting people out of their cars
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Pilot program to help N.S. seniors combat isolation seeks to become permanent
The organizers of a pilot project aimed at reducing isolation among seniors in Nova Scotia say it has been a resounding ...
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Urgent warning to pet owners over dog chews from China linked to serious illness
The warning follows concerns from the European Union (EU), of the chews having a possible link to serious behaviour changes ...
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Illegal streaming of the Premier League is a result of fans being priced out
The competition between the streaming giants has meant that the last time domestic broadcast rights to live football were ...
She was searching online for a recipe. She found a video of herself engaged in a sexual act
Emboldened by her partner's conviction and motivated by a recent rash of killings police say are a result of intimate partner ...
Jack Moberly: Your Halifax Health Volusia-Flagler Athlete of the Week for Jan. 6-11
Two soccer players — one from FPC and another from Seabreeze — grabbed the top spots in this week's Halifax Health Athlete of ...
VOTE: Volusia-Flagler Athlete of the Week for Jan. 6-11 presented by Halifax Health
The Volusia-Flagler Athlete of the Week poll is presented by Halifax Health. Voting will close at 5 p.m. Thursday.
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Experts say ‘something has to break’ before banks slow IT-driven cost-cutting measures
The balance is shifting more towards spending money on computing and reducing costs on people and buildings, the CIO added. “With AI, they have got their teeth into it, and they’re thinking, ‘We can ...