To know for the trading week ahead. Investing in the future. Later in the programme well speak to the boss of a company hoping to develop the next generation of coding geniuses. And also today, do you hate mondays . Ido the green party in the uk want to introduce a three day weekend. Would you want one, and would you work longer hours to get one . Just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. How about if you still work longer hours but you still have to do a five day week . That sounds like what we do here welcome to the programme. We start in italy where the Foreign Ministers of the worlds biggest economies are meeting in the historic city of lucca. This year italy holds the presidency of the g7 group and rome has already made it clear that one of its priorities is fighting all forms of protectionism. But why does it matter . Well, its important because the g7 accounts for just over 46 of the worlds wealth. And this meeting is important because it comes before next months leaders summit. Last mon
staley could stay. this time it has been agreed that he will leave. again it is nothing to do with knowing about the offences committed byjeffrey epstein, but the nature of the relationship over a number of years and his declarations to the bank. he is stepping down, he has not been fired, he will leave with 12 months pay, about £2 million, and his pension allowance and a number of other benefits as well. the new boss will take over as the new boss of barclays immediately, but nonetheless investors are looking at this as a dark day for the bank because jes staley this as a dark day for the bank becausejes staley has been credited with turning around the fortunes of barclays. at the height of the financial crisis there was a lot of focus on the banks being too powerful and controlling too much money. they were forced to split their bank into the investment business, which is seen as a bit
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