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Greece has shortlisted nine investors in a tender for a minority stake in Athens International Airport (AIA), the country's biggest, its privatisation agency said on Friday.

Retail banking arm of Goldman Sachs puts plans for investment product on ice

Hardened Remainers have given the 50p Brexit coin a mythic status before it’s even been issued

Sri Lankan shares ended largely unchanged on Friday, with gains in financial and consumer stocks keeping the benchmark index in the positive territory.

Police in the southern Italian town of Bari have put three former top managers of regional lender Popolare di Bari under house arrest as part of an ongoing probe into alleged false accounting, according to a police statement and a judicial document seen by Reuters.

Thyssenkrupp boss Martina Merz on Friday mapped out in more detail the restructuring of the ailing conglomerate, saying a deal to sell its elevator unit was near and inviting suitors to look at its steel and plant building units.

* Spain's Caixabank falls, Banco Sabadell rises after results

European sovereign borrowers' January fundraising round saw unprecedented demand from bond investors who placed an average of over six euros in orders for each euro raised in debt. With the net supply of euro zone debt expected to plummet in 2020 compared to 2019, investors dashed for sovereign bonds sold via...

First minister says Brexit justifies a referendum on breaking away from UK

U.S. private equity firm KKR & Co Inc said on Friday fourth-quarter after-tax distributable earnings fell 18%, owing to a decline in asset sales from its private equity business and lower transaction fee income in its capital markets unit.