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* Intesa working to step up antitrust remedies
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Centene Corp raised its
full-year adjusted profit forecast on Friday, one-and-a-half
month after warning that medical costs would rise later in the
year, sending the health insurer's shares up nearly 4%.
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Saudi Arabia's share of the oil
market is set to rise this decade to its highest since the 1980s
as investment in production elsewhere dries up in the wake of
the coronavirus crisis, J.P. Morgan said in a report.
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The European Commission
received a political mandate on Friday from EU governments to
negotiate on their behalf advance purchases of promising
coronavirus vaccines, the EU's top health official said, urging
states to set aside parallel initiatives.
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Lebanese parliament speaker
Nabih Berri said the government was working on steps on Friday
to strengthen the country's collapsing pound currency, with an
aim of reducing its price against the dollar to 3,000-3,200
pounds.
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British Prime Minister Boris
Johnson advised people not to attend demonstrations this
weekend, and said that anyone attacking public property or the
police would face "the full force of the law".
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Britain's government have
brought in quarantine rules to protect public health, a
spokesman for Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Friday,
declining to comment on legal action brought by British Airways,
easyJet and Ryanair.
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Guillaume Artru, co-owner of a
Paris restaurant, has seen his business battered first by
COVID-19, then by one of Europe's strictest lockdown regimes,
and now by a new adversary: the weather.
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China Pacific Insurance
launched a London listing on Friday to raise up to
$2.15 billion, reviving a scheme to build investment links
between the two countries after a series of delays.
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Central, Eastern and
Southeastern Europe's banks are facing one of their worst years
since the global financial crisis a study on Friday showed, with
many expecting to cut back lending and see a jump in loan
defaults.