“People want a bank they can depend on, and if IT outages become a regular occurrence, consumers could be tempted to vote with their feet and switch to an alternative provider – particularly with a lot of tempting switching incentives on offer at the moment.”
Nye Cominetti, senior economist at the Resolution Foundation, added: “In the face of the current crisis, unemployed older workers...
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Another hearing witness, former Boeing manager Ed Pierson, who is now the executive director for the Foundation for Aviation...
Mr Gleave said: “If you are choosing to hide the aeroplane in the Southern Indian Ocean, just make sure...
Scott Butler, executive director of Material Focus, a non-profit organisation set up tackle electrical waste, noted the growing trend...
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