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A Lebanese prosecutor imposed a travel ban on former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn on Thursday, judicial sources said, after he was questioned over an Interpol warrant issued by Japan seeking his arrest on financial misconduct charges.

Denmark's biggest lender Danske Bank plans to cut up to 108 jobs in Finland due to a reorganisation of its unit there which employs around 2,000 people, it said on Thursday.

Britain's financial markets watchdog proposed an overhaul of cash saving products on Thursday designed to improve interest rates offered to long-standing customers.

Lebanese judicial authorities have asked Japan for its file on Carlos Ghosn, including the charges against him, and will not question him again until the information is received, a Lebanese judicial source told Reuters on Thursday after Ghosn was questioned.

Central European currencies on Thursday gave up gains from Wednesday when U.S. President Donald Trump had eased tensions by stepping back from further military action Iran. Trump tempered days of angry rhetoric and suggested Iran was "standing down" after it fired missiles at U.S. forces in...

Democratic Representative Katie Porter, a first-term lawmaker known as a tough Wall Street critic, accused Wells Fargo & Co of passing on costs associated with its wide-ranging scandals to third parties, in a scathing letter sent to the bank's new chief executive on Thursday.

‘Challenging’ market conditions and fall in demand prompts cost-cutting drive

More than six months of anti-government protests in Hong Kong have not been helpful to the economy in the Chinese-ruled territory and the "depth of the devastation" will be seen in the coming weeks, said the chief executive of the city's stock exchange operator.