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July 16 (Reuters) – The main news from the Financial Times is below. Reuters has not verified this information and does not guarantee its accuracy.
Securities
StanChart CEO sees investors as "immature" for wage revolt on.ft.com/2k6EVId
The new UK homes will have charging points for cars according to the law on.ft.com/2k6OEOJ
Goldman Sachs supports the start of a personal loan in London Lendable on.ft.com/2k7gk63
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Standard Chartered Plc chief executive Bill Winters told investors who protested his salary as "immature".
As part of its efforts to achieve zero net emissions by 2050, the UK government will introduce legislation requiring the installation of charging points for electric vehicles in all new homes in England.
Goldman Sachs expanded its presence in the United Kingdom with a GBP 200 million (US $ 250.26 million) deal with British loan Lendable, a start-up personal loan company. ($ 1 = 0.7992 pounds) (Compiled by Bengaluru editors)
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