Barclays fined £26m for poor treatment of struggling borrowers

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Barclays fined £26m for poor treatment of struggling borrowers

Barclays has been hit with a £26m fine for poor treatment of more than 1.5 million struggling borrowers, prompting the City regulator to warn lenders over mistreating customers facing financial hardship during the Covid crisis. Barclays was found to have …
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Indoor Dining Resumes in Kentucky for First Time in Weeks

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Gov. Andy Beshear’s ban on indoor dining has officially been lifted. What You Need To Know. Indoor dining resumes in Kentucky; Restaurants can seat people inside with up to 50% of capacity; State assistance available during latest …
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Euro holds firm as US stimulus hopes weigh on dollar

LONDON (Reuters) -The euro hovered near a 2-1/2 year peak on Tuesday as investors looked past new restrictions to fight COVID-19 and focused on the likelihood of more U.S. stimulus that would weigh on the dollar. FILE PHOTO: Rolled Euro banknotes …
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Cardtronics agrees to buyout by Apollo and Hudson at price that's 13% above the previous bid price

Cardtronics PLC CATM, -1.16% announced Tuesday an agreement in which Apollo Global Management Inc. APO, -0.15% and Hudson Executive Capital LP will buy the ATM owner and operator in a deal valued at $2.3 billion, including debt. Cardtronic’s …
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West Dallas community would include a centerpiece lagoon

An urban housing development in the works for West Dallas is being planned around a manmade lagoon. Megatel Homes’ proposed project on Singleton Boulevard would be the first of the popular lagoon communities planned for Dallas. Developers are …
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