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18 Mar European construction takes a pause in January

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18 Mar Barclays shuffles boards ahead of ‘ringfencing’ rules

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18 Mar SoftBank flags eventual relisting of Arm Holdings

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An IPO is one option under consideration as an exit strategy for $93bn Vision Fund

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18 Mar Brexit deal hopes push sterling above $1.40

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Investors upbeat that UK, EU will strike Brexit transition deal

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18 Mar EU foreign ministers condemn ‘reckless and illegal’ nerve agent attack

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18 Mar SE Asia Stocks-Most slip ahead of Fed decision; Vietnam up

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* U.S. Fed rate decision due on March 21 * Philippines recovers from early falls * Vietnam rises for 6th straight session By Aaron Saldanha March 19 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stock...

18 Mar UPDATE 1-European shares sink, Micro Focus plummets

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* Tech worst-performing sector (Updates prices, adds details, quotes)

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18 Mar Accessories retailer Claire’s Stores files for bankruptcy

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March 19 (Reuters) - Claire's Stores Inc said on Monday it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and expects to reduce debt by about $1.9 billion, as the struggling retailer of girls' accessories combats a fall in mall traffic.

18 Mar UPDATE 1-Singapore fines Standard Chartered entities $4.9 mln for money laundering breaches

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SINGAPORE, March 19 (Reuters) - Singapore's central bank imposed penalties of S$5.2 million ($3.95 million) on Standard Chartered Bank (SCBC) and S$1.2 million on Standard Chartered Trust (Singapore) (SCTS) for breaching money laundering rules and terrorism financing safeguards.