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Lib Dem leader insists she will not quit if party loses seats in election
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Royal Bank of Canada expects a
pickup in deal-making in early fiscal 2020, its chief financial
officer told Reuters on Wednesday after Canada's biggest bank
unveiled disappointing quarterly earnings as investment banking
fees dried up.
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U.S. Supreme Court justices on
Wednesday appeared skeptical of Intel Corp's bid to
avoid a lawsuit accusing it of violating federal law in making
employee retirement plan investments that cost beneficiaries
hundreds of millions of dollars.
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A group of 52 auto parts
manufacturers has agreed to pay California $23 million as part
of a decade-old investigation into antitrust law violations
stemming from illegal bid rigging, the state said on Wednesday.
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Next government needs a credible plan for both building and renters
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South Africa's President
Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday instructed the government to
urgently put its failing state-owned national airline SAA into a
business rescue, a deputy minister told Reuters.
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A top U.S. banking regulator has rebuked
Wells Fargo & Co's human resources department for what
it called the bank's backlog of employee complaints and
compensation structures, the Wall Street Journal reported on
Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Brazilian state-run oil firm
Petrobras' plan to divest between $20 billion and $30
billion over the next five years is not ambitious enough, and
the company will need to divest from additional assets, Chief
Financial Officer Andrea Marques de Almeida said on Wednesday.
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Experimental ONS data show tightening labour market has helped workers
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Latin American lender CAF and the
United Nations are seeking to provide financing to the
government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to improve
electricity supply in the crisis-stricken nation that is
suffering chronic blackouts, the two institutions told Reuters.