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FIVE at FIVE: Barclays profiteering; JD Sports Middle East; Google quantum computer; FTSE 100; AstraZeneca spirals

Here’s Proactive’s round-up of the top financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news

1. Barclays, HSBC and Lloyds blatantly profiteering off struggling savers

The UK’s Big Four banks are failing in their “social duty” to provide adequate saving rates to customers, the cross-bench Treasury Select Committee has warned.

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2. JD Sports enters Middle East in franchise agreement

As part of the 10-year agreement, GMG will open around 50 stores under the JD brand by 2028.

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3. Google makes quantum computing breakthrough

Google has reportedly developed a quantum computer that performs calculations in an instant, which would otherwise take the world's best supercomputers 47 years.

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4. London stocks end little changed

The FTSE 100 closed Monday down 4 points at 7,528 after a choppy, up-and-down session. That theme has been felt on both sides of the Atlantic ahead of the US 4th of July holiday.

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5. AstraZeneca sees £7bn wiped from its value as lung cancer results fall short

While the drug helped lung cancer patients live longer without worsening symptoms, the trial's success and the drug's overall survival benefit lacked clarity.

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