Major UK lenders' financials hint at a turnaround, but can investors bank on the sector again?
Banks have been rebuilding their balance sheets and returning to form – once again piquing equity investors' interest.
Recruitment and technology: The importance of an industry keeping up with the times
Despite progress, we're only just beginning to see how influential technology will be in recruitment arena.
A €100bn Brexit bill: Who do you think you are kidding Mr Juncker?
Brexit bill is about settling accounts, not scores – despite quarrel between "bloody difficult woman" and eurocratic oaf.
I was exiled from Burundi for being a journalist – we need to get our press freedom back
Crisis has left more than 1,000 people dead, over 8,000 political prisoners and more than 500,000 exiled.
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The inconvenient truth about food banks: The rich are getting richer - and so are the poor
Food banks are becoming the go-to prop for people who lack actual statistics.
Obama was always in Wall Street's pocket – Democrats must stop taking its money
Democrats cosying up to big finance helped Trump win – they must stand up to Wall Street in future.
As his Syria strike shows, Trump is the man to solve the North Korea problem
Donald Trump is willing to threaten rogue states with military action and then follow through with it.
I treated chemical attack victims - antidotes should be made available on street corners
29 April is the International Day of Remembrance for all victims of chemical warfare.
Fixing broken news is not as easy as Jimmy Wales claims
Can Jimmy Wales and his new WikiTribune website fix the fake news epidemic?
If May wins by a landslide it's not about Brexit – she just lucked out with her opposition
A poll suggesting that some are now regretting voting Leave is scant comfort if she's heading for victory.
The maturing bull market and how to play it
Markets have been rising for eight years; so what do we make of it and are we close to the top?
Brigitte Trogneux must answer awkward questions about how she met Macron
Trogneux was a drama teacher, Macron her young pupil. Then they fell in love.
Britain's military is in terrible shape — we must treble defence spending
The UK barely hits Nato's defence spending target of 2% of GDP. But it's time to spend 6%.
Corbyn had no Brexit policy for far too long – now Labour will pay the price
It's extraordinary that it has taken an election to finally get clarity on the biggest issue facing the UK.
If we judge a sexual assault victim on whether they drink, we may as well declare rape legal
The Ched Evans case will put countless victims off reporting rapes.
Macron's elitist liberalism is hard to swallow for the left but it beats fascism
Be under no illusions that Macron is on the side of socialism or social democracy.
En Marche! vs Front National: the overhaul of French politics
Macron's challenge is to hold the centre ground together – and it's not an easy task.
France must choose between a smug elitist and an angry nativist
Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen represent France's political divide over globalisation.
If you want the Tories out, only one man can show them the door: Jeremy Corbyn
Anyone who wants to avoid another disastrous four years of austerity should put aside their differences.
Not all referendums are for the people – some only serve power-hungry politicians
In a post-truth world, not every referendum is democratic.
PSD2 and relationship banking in a robotic age
Nancy Langer is president and chief operating officer at Zafin.
How the Borussia Dortmund bombing mirrored a classic Hollywood movie plot
What old-fashioned greed and idiocy of one 'Sergei W' tells us about the bombing of a football team's bus.
Facebook Spaces may be ridiculed — but Mark Zuckerberg won't care
Spaces is just one of Facebook's many well-funded moonshots which may never get off the ground.
Brace yourself for a very dark Britain if Theresa May gets her landslide victory
The UK is turning ever more right-wing, inward-looking and callous.
Hey big spender! Women are a force to reckon with when it comes to NFC-enabled payments
Silvia Mensdorff, general manger Europe, ACI Worldwide, discusses Visa's sunglasses prototype with payment capabilities.
The real reason Theresa May called an election is to quash the threat from her own side
She clearly believes she could win against Corbyn whenever the election is held.
Education can revive the PC market — and Microsoft knows it
Microsoft must follow Google Chromebook's lead and spread into the low-price education market.
Tim Farron is not a homophobe – we shouldn't crucify him for his private religious belief
The Liberal Democrats leader has stood up for LGBT rights in the past.
This snap election will fast-track Scotland through the exit door
If a nation can't understand the basis on which others are deciding its future, the time has come to opt out.
There is a right-wing coup happening in Britain – vote Green to stop an extreme Brexit
Ahead of the 2017 general election, the Green Party will set out a bold, positive vision for Britain's future.
Labour is heading for its worst election defeat in living memory
The blame for this tragedy isn't just with government – it's with those who voted for an incompetent leader.
France must not let apathy lead to a result like Trump or Brexit
Emmanuel Macron has less than a week to show that he is the 'something different' France says it wants.
Why we aren't heading for World War 3
From the point of view of North Korea's tyrant Kim Jong-un, the nuclear programme has already worked.
Employing cheaper overseas labour makes us complicit in creating an underclass of unemployed Brits
Governments must give us tax breaks and share the benefits savings with employers.
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