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The U.S. military has a tent
problem.
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Europe's top banks will learn on
Friday how they have fared in their latest stress test, which
could require some to raise capital or shed assets, with Italian
lenders expected to come under close scrutiny.
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Bank of America's
Merrill Lynch Wealth Management said on Thursday that starting
next year, it will give advisers more credit toward earning
bonuses for recruiting clients worth $25 million than it will
for recruiting clients who have less money.
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Specialist mining investors
have found a "buyer's market" for projects as the mining sector
struggles to compete for funding with new industries, multiple
industry executives said at a conference this week.
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Investors soured on corporate
debt in the latest week, pulling $7.5 billion from U.S.-based
taxable-bond funds during the latest week, Lipper data showed on
Thursday.
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Barclays Plc said on Thursday
that Nigel Higgins, the deputy chairman of Rothschild & Co
, would succeed John McFarlane as chairman on May 2
next year when he retires after serving his four-year term.
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The U.S. Justice Department on
Thursday unveiled an indictment against two companies based in
China and Taiwan and three individuals, saying they conspired to
steal trade secrets from U.S. semiconductor company Micron
Technology Inc relating to its research and development
of memory storage devices.
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Insurer MetLife Inc reported a
third-quarter profit on Thursday, compared with a year-ago loss,
helped by volume growth, favorable underwriting, expense
management and improved investment income.
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October was humbling for many
hedge funds, including some of the $3.2 trillion industry's
biggest names, as sinking stock markets took a bite out of
returns and could pave the way for more redemptions in the next
months.
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Australian shares are set to open little
changed on Friday as investors remain cautious amid fresh signs
of an easing in Sino-U.S. trade tensions.
Energy stocks are likely to be under pressure as oil fell
nearly 3 percent on Thursday, due to growing concerns that
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