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The Italian government
approved a decree on Monday aimed at propping up Banca Carige
, giving it access to state-backed guarantees for new
bond issues and funding from the Bank of Italy.
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Government-ordered study finds just 80-second customs checks would mean permanent gridlock
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Australian shares are set to tick up on
Tuesday, tracking an extended Wall Street rally, underpinned by
optimism about trade talks between Beijing and Washington.
Officials from the two countries met in Beijing for the
first face-to-face talks since U.S. President Donald Trump and
Chinese President...
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World Bank Group President Jim
Yong Kim unexpectedly resigned on Monday, more than three years
before his term ends in 2022, amid differences with the Trump
administration over climate change and the need for more
development resources.
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New laws could enable police to land and seize drones and search premises
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Mozambique has indicted 18
citizens for their involvement in fraud involving $2 billion in
loans to state-owned companies, the attorney general's office
(AGO) said on Monday, in a scandal that has ensnared two major
international banks.
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Hedge fund Elliott Management
Corp on Monday offered to buy QEP Resources Inc, which
has a big presence in the Permian Basin near major energy
producers, for $2.07 billion, or $8.75 per share, 44 percent
above the stock's closing price on Friday.
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But critics doubt PM’s extra funding will be sufficient to underpin reform plan
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* Lessors CALC, BOC order Boeing jets, SMBC orders 65 Airbus
(Adds Boeing VP comment on new 777 orders in paragraph 13)
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Mozambique has indicted 18
citizens for their involvement in fraud involving $2 billion in
loans to state-owned companies, the attorney general's office
(AGO) said on Monday, in a scandal that has ensnared two major
international banks.