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* Shares fall more than 15%
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* Shares down 5.3%, worst performer on FTSE 100
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Civil disobedience group
Extinction Rebellion staged a protest outside McKinsey &
Company's London office on Friday to demand the consulting firm
use its influence over companies and governments to drive
far-reaching action on climate change.
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Gains in airlines and mining stocks
helped European shares rise in early trading on Friday, on a day
the United Kingdom officially ends its 40-year membership of the
EU.
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An Australian magistrate
processing a criminal cartel case against investment bank giants
Citigroup Inc and Deutsche Bank AG repeatedly
professed to being "lost" as an early hearing ground its way
through a Sydney court on Friday.
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Hong Kong stocks erased
morning session gains and ended lower on Friday, dragged down by
healthcare and energy. However, bargain-hunting emerged in
consumer stocks which were battered by a recent selloff amid
fears of the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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* Says budget to rise 30% including renewables investment
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Britain's markets watchdog will
investigate a jump in the pound that occurred just before
Thursday's Bank of England's interest rate announcement, leading
some in the market to ask whether any participants knew of the
decision before it became public.
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SHILLONG, India, Jan 31 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) -
T ribal people in northeastern India are increasingly becoming
landless and poor as their traditional farming practices are
abandoned in favour of commercial plantations, indigenous
experts warned on Friday.
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In September 2018, Santander, one
of Europe's biggest banks, tweeted a video of its incoming new
chief executive, an Italian investment banker named Andrea
Orcel. Depicting a meeting with the bank's boss, Ana Botin, the
clip showed the silver-haired Italian cutting the air with a
decisive gesture.