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Wells Fargo & Co said on
Wednesday it put two executives on leave in connection with
ongoing regulatory reviews into the bank’s retail sales
practices.
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Australian shares were set to drop more
than 1 percent at the open on Thursday, in line with the
overnight Wall Street sell-off.
U.S. stocks tumbled on Wednesday, confirming a correction
for the Nasdaq and erasing the Dow and S&P 500's gains for the
year,...
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Wells Fargo & Co said on
Wednesday Chief Administrative Officer Hope Hardison and Chief
Auditor David Julian have begun leaves of absence, in connection
with regulatory reviews into the bank's retail sales scandal
that first surfaced in 2016.
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U.S. cannabis retailer Curaleaf
Holdings Inc is raising about $400 million, almost three times
its original target, in Toronto, in a deal that would value the
company at close to $4 billion, people familiar with the
situation told Reuters.
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Visa Inc topped Wall Street
estimates for quarterly profit on Wednesday, as the world's
largest payments network benefited from higher credit- and
debit-card spending in a strengthening U.S. economy.
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Four Diamond Bank
directors quit with immediate effect, the bank said on
Wednesday, paving the way for new investors to recapitalise the
Nigerian mid-tier lender.
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Jeremy Heywood who served four PMs quits as Eurosceptics hit out at his staff
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Visa Inc's quarterly profit surged
33 percent as the payments network processed more transactions,
led by higher consumer spending and a strengthening U.S.
economy.
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Amgen Inc, looking to boost use
of its potent cholesterol drug Repatha, has cut the medication's
U.S. list price by 60 percent to $5,850, the U.S. biotechnology
company said on Wednesday.
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Oman sold $1.5 billion in sukuk,
or Islamic bonds, on Wednesday but the generous investor returns
it had to offer showed that the crisis over the killing of Saudi
journalist Jamal Khashoggi is raising funding costs across the
Gulf region, fund managers said.
