The bank’s latest reorganisation has arguably left it with few options to boost revenue as it faces trade tariffs and lower ...

The Banc is a renowned restaurant in London that has been frequently visited by celebrities ever since it opened back in 2011. And now this famous restaurant has opened in Dubai. Yes, sitting at the ...

The Halifax and NatWest branches in Leek, Staffordshire, closed on 4 June and Monday respectively with both firms citing the ongoing trend of customers moving to online banking services.

Dubai, 26 Sept. 05 (WAM) - Dubai Bank confirmed its acquisition of an 18.75 percent strategic stake in BankIslami Pakistan Limited, which is the first new bank to have received a license from the ...

Natwest had been tipped as the "most likely acquirer" of TSB, which is set to be sold by its Spanish owners, but the bank has now ruled out a takeover bid for the high street lender ...

So it shouldn’t be a surprise that something gold came to the rescue in the final hours of one of the biggest foreign takeovers in recent memory: the White House took a “golden share” in US Steel as a ...

NatWest has dismissed the idea of a takeover bid for high street bank TSB. The FTSE 100 titan was tipped by analysts as the "most likely acquirer", with expectations running high for a flurry of deals ...

Shack Shack will begin serving Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Shakes at restaurants nationwide on Tuesday, June 24. But there’s a catch.

Discover which NatWest branches are closing in Birmingham and the Midlands. Find out what locations are affected and what it means for local customers. Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to ...

NatWest tipped to snap up rival TSB as bidders also circle Metro Bank and Santander By JOHN-PAUL FORD ROJAS Updated: 04:22 EDT, 18 June 2025 ...

United Arab Emirates, Dubai- 31st January 2008: Emirates NBD, the Dubai-based banking group resulting from the merger of Emirates Bank Group and National Bank of Dubai announced its 'Official Bank' ...

The bank, one of the Republic of Ireland's 'big four', was rescued by the Irish taxpayer with a €20.8billion package in the wake of the global financial crisis.