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Bank of England governor warns of Brexit-scale impact on rest of world
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* Trade war, no-deal Brexit are growing possibilities -
Carney
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A shrewd negotiator who has
run the IMF but has little monetary policy experience, Christine
Lagarde will face the challenge as the European Central Bank's
new chief of having to revive the euro zone economy with a
largely depleted policy arsenal.
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Deutsche Bank has held talks
with Citigroup Inc, BNP Paribas SA and others
that could involve transferring parts of its equities business,
including operations that serve hedge funds and other big
trading customers, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
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Democratic presidential candidate Cory
Booker would "virtually eliminate immigration detention" if
elected, his campaign said on Tuesday, including ending the use
of for-profit detention facilities and minimizing the time
unaccompanied children spend in custody.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin
has ordered an inquiry into an accident with a submarine, he
told a meeting with his defence minister Sergei Shoigu on
Tuesday.
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Norwegian authorities said on
Tuesday they have not detected abnormally high levels of
radiation after a Russian submarine caught fire in the area of
the Barents Sea.
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Uber Technologies Inc
is partnering with bank BBVA and payments processor
Mastercard to launch a debit card for drivers in Mexico, an Uber
executive said on Tuesday, the company's latest gambit to
promote banking in a country that runs on cash.
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A magistrate looking into an
alleged spying case at Spanish bank BBVA expanded his
investigation on Tuesday to former chief executive Angel Cano,
two judicial sources said on Tuesday.
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Major European Union banks face a
collective shortfall of 135 billion euros ($153 billion) to meet
global capital requirements by 2027, meaning they may need use
profits to raise their capital by at least 24.4%, the European
Banking Authority said.