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Overlapping British and European
Union share trading rules would damage markets "to no good end"
and can be avoided if the bloc is more accommodative, Britain's
top markets watchdog said on Monday.
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Talks to sell Metro's
loss-making Real hypermarket chain to real estate investor Redos
could take longer than expected after other parties showed
interest in the properties, the German wholesaler said.
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Conventions disregarded by the government should be placed on a sound legal footing
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Posted at 10:28h
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Conventions disregarded by the government should be placed on a sound legal footing
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Posted at 10:15h
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Indonesian shares slumped nearly 2% on
Monday, dragged by tobacco stocks after the government announced
a steep price hike, while most other Southeast Asian markets
traded in a thin range as weak China data and a surge in oil
prices stoked slowdown worries.
The Indonesian government...
Posted at 10:11h
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Kazakh financial group Kaspi.kz
, which controls the Central Asian nation's
third-largest lender Kaspi Bank, said it plans to list its
shares in London this year.
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British defence and aerospace
group Cobham Plc said on Monday its investors had backed
a $5 billion buyout offer from U.S. private equity firm Advent
International.
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Posted at 10:00h
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In late August, amid a
sharp plunge in the Argentine peso, global suppliers to oil
giant YPF received an unwelcome surprise in their
inbox. A four-page notice that dollar contracts would be paid at
a set exchange rate, far weaker than the market rate.
Posted at 09:46h
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British defence and aerospace
group Cobham Plc said on Monday its investors had backed
a 4 billion-pound ($5 billion)buyout offer from U.S. private
equity firm Advent International.
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Deutsche Bank said on Monday it
cut its probability that Britain will crash out of the European
Union on Oct. 31 without a deal to 35% from 50% previously after
lawmakers passed a law that could force Prime Minister Boris
Johnson to delay the process.
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