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Plans to sell credit card business dropped - Irish Times
Plans to sell credit card business droppedIrish TimesOther bidders reported to be interested in the business included both Virgin Money, with which it already operates a joint venture, and British bank, Barclays. More recently, Spanish lender, Banco Santander and credit card company, Capital One, ...Bank of America Pulls Sale Of UK Credit-Card Business - SourceFox Businessall 5 news articles »
Bank of America Pulls Sale Of UK Credit-Card Business - Source - Wall Street Journal
Bank of America Pulls Sale Of UK Credit-Card Business - SourceWall Street JournalMBNA Europe comprises businesses both in the UK and Ireland, and operates a joint venture with Virgin Money, the financial-services arm of Richard Branson's Virgin business empire. Virgin-branded credit cards account for roughly 35% of the total loan ...and more »
Financial Briefing Book: Feb. 7 - Wall Street Journal
Financial Briefing Book: Feb. 7Wall Street JournalCitigroup Inc. said it will issue credit cards on its own in China, as it looks to capitalize on the country's increasing consumption and expand in the world's second-largest economy. The bank, which already has co-branded credit cards with Shanghai ...and more »
Hot money deals, 8 February 2012 - Which?
Hot money deals, 8 February 2012Which?This week, we track down the best savings accounts and cash Isas, as well as the leading credit card and loan deals. We also help you save money with our essential guide to getting discounts on products ranging from TVs to white goods.
Fake Twitter account shut down after tricking Tesco Bank customers - This is Money
This is MoneyFake Twitter account shut down after tricking Tesco Bank customersThis is MoneyCon-artists used an account called 'Tesco Credit Card' on the social network under the name @TescoCC and targeted anyone tweeting about Tesco Bank's service. Frustrated customers were badgered to pass on their telephone number under the excuse that ...Tesco delays current account launchThe Press AssociationTESCO DELAYS BANK ACCOUNTSExpress.co.ukTesco Delays Current AccountInternational Supermarket NewsMyFinances.co.uk -Marketing -Wall Street Journalall 56 news articles »
Lloyds Bank pulls out of charity credit card market - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.ukLloyds Bank pulls out of charity credit card marketTelegraph.co.ukIt then donates 25p (0.25pc) for every £100 spent on the card and 25p for every £100 transferred to the card. The Virgin Charity Credit Card (which lets you choose from over 2500 charities) donates 0.8pc cashback, which is topped up to 1pc if you sign ...and more »
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