What's Going On With Walmart And Target Corp Stock On Tuesday?

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Six-legged dog abandoned outside B&M settles into new life in Pembrokeshire
A six-legged dog who was abandoned outside a shop is settling into her new home. Ariel, named after Disney's Little Mermaid, was left outside a B&M store in Pembrokeshire last September. Ariel's new owner, Ollie Bird, runs an adaptive surf school in West Wales.
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Get ready for a stock market correction, says the Bank of England
The UK's central bank reckons there's a heightened risk of a sharp stock market correction. Here's a share I've got my eye on, in case that happens. The post Get ready for a stock market correction, says the Bank of England appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
The Telegraph
The Netherlands stung savers with 100 per cent tax rates – and now owes them billions
The Netherlands is expected to pay billions of pounds in compensation to taxpayers after a divisive levy on investments and second homes was shot down by the Dutch Supreme Court.
The Telegraph
Le Pen threatens Britain’s economy, Bank of England warns
The looming French election poses a threat to global financial stability and the British economy, the Bank of England has warned.
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How to shield your savings from a Labour tax raid
Savers must act now to protect their wealth from the Government – and a possible incoming Labour administration.
The Telegraph
How the Bank of England could hand Starmer an £11bn windfall
Changes to the Bank of England’s bond-selling process could hand Sir Keir Starmer up to £11.6bn a year, economists have predicted.
The Telegraph
‘New normal’ mortgage rate will be 4.5pc, says Lloyds
The boss of Britain’s biggest lender has said that mortgage rates will stick at a “new normal” of up to 4.5pc.
The Telegraph
Questor: This pharma giant’s multi-billion pound legal threat is making it a bargain buy
Questor relishes nothing more than the opportunity to purchase a high-quality company at a bargain-basement price.
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2 dirt cheap UK dividend growth stocks to consider stashing in an ISA for decades
Some of the best dividend growth stocks comes from lower down the market spectrum, says our writer. Here are two examples. The post 2 dirt cheap UK dividend growth stocks to consider stashing in an ISA for decades appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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Here's the Net Worth of Married Couples by Age: How Do You Stack Up?
A recent study from the career experts Zety says that 40% of respondents fear retirement more than death. And almost nine in 10 responded that their biggest retirement fear is not having enough income. For married couples, planning retirement for two people can … Continue reading → The post Average Retirement Savings for Married Couples By Age appeared first on SmartAsset Blog.
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Is the stock market about to crash? And what should I do next?
The Bank of England has warned a stock market crash could be coming. Is it time to sell up and hide, or should investors drive on? The post Is the stock market about to crash? And what should I do next? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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This penny share just fell 20%. Time to load up?
Penny shares can often soar and slump far more dramatically than bigger stocks. And this one just did exactly that. The post This penny share just fell 20%. Time to load up? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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Nationwide customers face salary payment delays - as HSBC, Barclays and Virgin Money users hit by banking glitches
Nationwide, HSBC, Barclays and Virgin Money customers have been affected by problems with banking services, leaving some unable to send and receive money. HSBC UK said there had been a "separate payments issue affecting multiple banks", and Nationwide blamed a "third-party payments issue". Barclays also alerted customers, while Virgin Money said access to its app has been fully restored after issues in the morning - but there is a backlog of payments to process.
The Telegraph
How the Tories’ 14-year tax raid is finally being laid bare
The number of pensioners paying income tax has risen by 42pc since the Tories came to power, as the true cost of the Government’s stealth tax raid is laid bare.
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1 growth stock I’d consider before Rolls-Royce
The UK's favourite jet engine manufacturer has skyrocketed lately but there may be more potential in this undervalued growth stock. The post 1 growth stock I’d consider before Rolls-Royce appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Reuters
Russia's VTB bank says US sanctions have complicated cross-border transactions
U.S. sanctions imposed on Moscow this month have complicated the foreign trade operations of Russian banks, but they are gradually adapting to the new realities, the finance director of VTB, Russia's second-largest lender, said on Friday. On June 12, the U.S. imposed Ukraine-related sanctions on the Moscow Exchange, which stopped trading in currency pairs with the dollar and euro. The sanctions package also targeted China-based companies selling semiconductors to Moscow, and the U.S. Treasury said it was raising "the risk of secondary sanctions for foreign financial institutions that deal with Russia's war economy," effectively threatening them with losing access to the U.S. financial system.
Reuters
Lloyds CEO expects $380 million UK business banking revenue boost
Lloyds Banking Group is set to make an extra 300 million pounds ($380 million) a year in revenue by 2026 from its business banking unit, CEO Charlie Nunn said on Thursday, as corporate confidence picks up in Britain despite challenges. The British bank's Business and Commercial Banking (BCB) unit, which serves firms with up to 100 million pounds in turnover, will have reached two thirds of the target by the end of this year, Nunn told analysts in a presentation. That has come from cross-selling more products to customers and digitising services, BCB head Elyn Corfield said.
The Guardian
‘Max is my eyes’: Paralympian says post-Brexit rules stop him flying with his guide dog
Mar Gunnarsson, swimmer and Manchester student who is due to compete at the Paris Games, says his career is at risk
Reuters
Bank of England likely to cut rates in August, former MPC member says
The Bank of England is likely to cut interest rates soon, "probably in August", as long as inflation and wage data align with the Monetary Policy Committee's (MPC) May forecasts, a former MPC member said on Thursday. "They have clearly signalled they are willing to cut soon if data are okay," Michael Saunders, an MPC member at the Bank of England (BoE) between 2016 and 2022, told the Reuters Global Markets Forum (GMF).
Bloomberg
Labour Banks on Billions of Private Investment Post-Election
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What's Going On With Walmart And Target Corp Stock On Tuesday?

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Six-legged dog abandoned outside B&M settles into new life in Pembrokeshire

Get ready for a stock market correction, says the Bank of England

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How the Bank of England could hand Starmer an £11bn windfall

‘New normal’ mortgage rate will be 4.5pc, says Lloyds

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Here's the Net Worth of Married Couples by Age: How Do You Stack Up?

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This penny share just fell 20%. Time to load up?

Nationwide customers face salary payment delays - as HSBC, Barclays and Virgin Money users hit by banking glitches

How the Tories’ 14-year tax raid is finally being laid bare

1 growth stock I’d consider before Rolls-Royce

Russia's VTB bank says US sanctions have complicated cross-border transactions

Lloyds CEO expects $380 million UK business banking revenue boost

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Bank of England likely to cut rates in August, former MPC member says

Labour Banks on Billions of Private Investment Post-Election