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UK, Indonesia, Canada and Austria pledge to take action against tech giants
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Russia's second-largest food
retailer Magnit said on Wednesday that five top
managers are leaving the company but denied a media report that
Chief Financial Officer Elena Milinova would also depart.
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Corbyn said violent crime doubled under Tory austerity programme
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The U.S. Federal Reserve may
have contributed to recent turmoil in overnight lending markets
through oversight practices that possibly discouraged banks from
investing, a senior U.S. central bank official said on
Wednesday.
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UK prime minister lobbied by Donald Trump on Chinese company’s involvement
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The European Central Bank needs to
move quickly if Europe is to steal a march on other regions by
issuing the first central bank digital currency, France's
central bank head said on Wednesday.
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A reform of the euro zone bailout
fund which would help prevent holdout investors blocking a debt
restructuring to get a better deal reduces the cost of sovereign
debts , Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco said on Wednesday.
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A digital currency backed by the
European Central Bank could be necessary if international
payments within Europe remained too expensive, an ECB document
said, adding that its possible adoption could be accelerated by
signs of lower cash usage.
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A sham trading scheme to make double
tax reclaims that Germany estimates cost it more than 5 billion
euros in total was illegal, a criminal court in the German city
of Bonn said in its first statement on a continuing trial on
Wednesday.
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Euro zone finance ministers will
seek agreement on Wednesday for a package of steps to make banks
more stable, but Italy's objections and the German finance
minister's weakened domestic position are likely to make it
difficult.