Press round-up from ShareCast

• Monday newspaper round-up: Brexit, mobile auction, Thomas Cook, pay
  Mon 21 August 2017 06:34
  (ShareCast News) - Britain could be subject to rulings by the European Court of Justice for years after the UK leaves the European Union, it has emerged. This week the Government will publish its blueprint for how Britain will treat rulings by the Europea

• Sunday newspaper round-up: Bank of England, BT, Channel 4, Daily Mail and General Trust
  Sun 20 August 2017 20:04
  (ShareCast News) - A boom in cheap loans provided by the Bank of England is fuelling Britain's consumer debt bubble. High street lenders have ramped up their use of a special lending facility created by Mark Carney, the Bank governor, after Britain's vote

• Friday newspaper round-up: Brexit deals, White House, productivity, Cuadrilla
  Fri 18 August 2017 06:50
  (ShareCast News) - EU migrants will be barred from claiming in-work benefits unless they have been employed for at least four years after Brexit under plans to revive a pledge by David Cameron. Ministers are understood to be examining plans to bar migrant

• Thursday newspaper round-up: Libor lawsuit, UK shale, freedom of movement
  Thu 17 August 2017 07:25
  (ShareCast News) - The US government has filed what could be the largest Libor scandal-related lawsuit yet against some of Britain's biggest lenders, alleging that their role in rigging borrowing rates had played a part in the collapse of American banks o

• Wednesday newspaper round-up: Help to Buy, Brexit, China, Easyjet, Glencore
  Wed 16 August 2017 07:00
  (ShareCast News) - The number of first-time buyers is increasing rapidly because of the support of the government's Help to Buy scheme and ultra-low mortgage rates. First-timers borrowed £5.9 billion in mortgages in June, up by 26 per cent compared with

• Tuesday newspaper round-up: Brexit customs deal, Sainsbury's, stamp duty
  Tue 15 August 2017 07:04
  (ShareCast News) - David Davis, the Brexit secretary, is expected to set out more clearly the government's hopes for a future customs deal with the European Union this week, to help inform the next round of Brexit negotiations. With Theresa May not expect

• Monday newspaper round-up: Consumer slowdown, retail squeeze, Pru, SMEs
  Mon 14 August 2017 06:32
  (ShareCast News) - Businesses and investors are braced for a spending slowdown as those who have kept up a shopping spree in the last year run out of "borrowed time and borrowed money". Households have continued to spend since the Brexit vote, helping dri

• Sunday newspaper round-up: Credit crackdown, L&G, real wages, BT, BHP
  Sun 13 August 2017 14:50
  (ShareCast News) - Lloyds Banking Group has shortened the terms of some of its zero per cent balance transfer deals in a sign that banks are responding to a Bank of England crackdown. Earlier this year Lloyds was offering a Halifax-branded card giving cus

• Friday newspaper round-up: Eggs, Mortgage Arrears, Asda
  Fri 11 August 2017 07:09
  (ShareCast News) - Four supermarkets have withdrawn products from their shelves as it emerged that 700,000 eggs from Dutch farms implicated in a contamination scare had been distributed to Britain. The Food Standards Agency said the number of contaminated

• Thursday newspaper round-up: North Korea, Telit Communications, Johnston Press
  Thu 10 August 2017 06:29
  (ShareCast News) - North Korea has defied threats of "fire and fury" from Donald Trump, deriding his warning as a "load of nonsense" and announcing a detailed plan to launch missiles aimed at the waters off the coast of the US Pacific territory of Guam. A