Новости за 15.01.2016

Capital gains tax could be payable further down the line

Insurer sells personal pensions arm to Curtis Banks for £45m

Timely reminder of the value of quality

Mining group could do with cutting the word ‘progressive’ from its dividend policy

£1m lifetime allowance launched in April

Negative interest rates make it expensive to hold large cash reserves, writes Izabella Kaminska

Mass sexual assault raises issues of immigration, religion and crime

Investors unmoved by bank’s $5.1bn settlement but fear auto lawsuits

‘There’s not enough blood in the streets,’ says BlackRock chief

Shoppers have more cash in their pockets. But where will they spend it?

Billions of dollars withdrawn for second week amid China fears

Analysts say miner’s $7.2bn writedown on US oil business puts its payout in jeopardy

Mexico and other low-cost manufacturers face little competitive threat from China

The carmaker boss considers how to respond to Silicon Valley, writes Rachel Sanderson

Prudential Regulation Authority says the pair posed an ‘unacceptable threat’ to the lender’s safety

Jihadi group’s raid comes after politicians plan elections road map

Iran’s imminent return to crude markets seen adding to supply glut

Six volunteers admitted to hospital after phase-one trial in north-west France on behalf of Bial

Six volunteers admitted to hospital after phase-one trial in north-west France on behalf of Bial

Danny Leigh meets the director of Oscar favourite ‘Spotlight’ and reflects on cinema’s relationship with the media

Bond prices rally as Fed’s Dudley attempts to balance growth concerns

The novel deftly evokes the complexity of Shostakovich’s relationship with Stalin and the power of his oeuvre

Ian Buruma’s grandparents felt huge patriotism for England despite German-Jewish ancestry. But assimilation today is more fraught

Ian Buruma’s grandparents felt huge patriotism for England despite German-Jewish ancestry. But assimilation today is more fraught

Over steak and fries, the US economist says that the best way to combat police violence and poor schools is through data, not personal experience