China’s Woes Push Some of Europe’s Debt-Laden Companies to Brink
A sluggish Chinese economy is causing distress to pop up in unexpected corners of Europe’s junk credit markets,
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Sanofi Warning Outweighs Spinoff, Prompting €19.5 Billion Plunge
Sanofi shares plunged after a surprise forecast for lower profit next year overshadowed optimism about a plan to
1970-01-01 08:00
Sweden’s Oscar Properties Teeters on Brink After Slashing Values
Pressure continues to mount on Swedish property group Oscar Properties Holding AB after its portfolio value was slashed
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Microsoft Is On Pace to Buy More Clean Jet Fuel Than Most Airlines
Some of the world’s biggest corporate consumers of air travel are investing in cleaner jet fuel, using a
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South Korea court upholds ban on gay sex in the military
The ruling is a setback in the fight for LGBT rights in the country, human rights groups say.
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Ukraine Recap: China Likely to Skip Malta Peace-Formula Meeting
China isn’t expected to join a meeting in Malta this weekend where national security officials from more than
1970-01-01 08:00
Spanish Growth Slows as Tourism Can’t Offset Fall in Investment
Spain’s economy slowed slightly in the third quarter, as a drop in investment offset a boom in tourism.
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NatWest Cuts Margin Guidance on Growing Savings Competition
NatWest Group Plc is the latest UK lender to cut its margin guidance as higher interest rates stir
1970-01-01 08:00
NatWest Admits Serious Failings in Farage Case, FCA Opens Review
NatWest Group Plc said there were “serious failings” in how it handled Nigel Farage, including how it treated
1970-01-01 08:00
IAG Says Booming Summer Demand Boosts Profit to Record
British Airways parent IAG SA posted record third-quarter profit, led by strong summer demand for leisure travel on
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Israeli bombing of Gaza has killed 50 hostages, Hamas official tells Russian newspaper
MOSCOW Israeli bombing of Gaza has killed 50 of the hostages seized during raids by Palestinian militants on
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Japan’s Biggest Firms Set for $9.3 Billion Bonanza From Weak Yen
Ten of Japan’s biggest companies are likely to pocket an extra 1.4 trillion yen ($9.3 billion) in profits
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