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The U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC) said on Wednesday that MetLife Inc.
has agreed to pay $10 million to settle securities
violations.
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Australian shares are set to slip on
Thursday, with an overnight slump in gold and iron prices likely
to hurt the benchmark's heavyweight miners of the commodities.
Chinese iron ore futures slipped nearly 1% overnight on
easing supply concerns, while gold prices also fell amid
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Poor performance sparks calls to take service into public ownership
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Choice is to move party back to centre or stick with Corbynism but under fresh management
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* Court says appointment of current Tata Sons chairman was
illegal
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The U.S. Senate Foreign
Relations Committee approved legislation on Wednesday that would
impose sanctions on Russia, but there was no indication of when
the full Senate might vote on the measure that one sponsor
called the sanctions bill "from hell."
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The U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission on Wednesday proposed changes to its
decades-old definition of a professional investor in order to
allow more Americans to buy shares in private companies.
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Egypt approved a plan on Wednesday
to turn over an abandoned historic area under Cairo's towering
12th-century Islamic citadel to its new sovereign wealth to
develop for tourism and culture, a cabinet statement said.
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Argentina's debt is
"unsustainable" but should not be difficult to restructure,
considering the problem lies mainly with repayment schedules and
interest coupon amounts, central bank chief Miguel Angel Pesce
said in an address on Wednesday.
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A U.S. regulator on Wednesday
proposed relaxing rules on U.S. firms' overseas derivatives
dealing, replacing a stricter Obama-era proposal that critics
said would have curtailed U.S. companies' foreign businesses,
officials told Reuters.
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