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The prime minister delivered her vision of the UK's future relationship with the EU, did it strike the right note?
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Posted at 07:53h
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by KMFSLLP
The prime minister delivered her vision of the UK's future relationship with the EU, did it strike the right note?
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Posted at 07:53h
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by KMFSLLP
The prime minister delivered her vision of the UK's future relationship with the EU, did it strike the right note?
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Posted at 07:53h
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by KMFSLLP
The prime minister delivered her vision of the UK's future relationship with the EU, did it strike the right note?
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WASHINGTON, March 2 (Reuters) - Federal investigators are
looking into whether Jared Kushner's business talks with
foreigners, as his father-in-law Donald Trump assumed the U.S.
presidency, later influenced White House policy, NBC News
reported on Friday.
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BOSTON, March 2 (Reuters) - Asset manager BlackRock Inc
said on Friday it is pressing gunmakers and weapons
retailers in its portfolios to explain how they monitor firearm
sales and use, and it is studying the creation of new
index-based portfolios of stocks that would exclude gunmakers
and retailers.
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MEXICO CITY, March 2 (Reuters) - The chief financial officer
of Mexican conglomerate Alfa was fined 195,018 pesos
($10,349) in January for breaking insider trading laws,
government data showed.
Ramon Alberto Leal Chapa was fined on January 11 for "making
trades with privileged information" in 2011, according to
publicly available data...
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ZURICH, March 2 (Reuters) - The head of Switzerland's
third-largest bank, Raiffeisen, said on Friday he
would not step down in relation to a criminal probe that has led
to the detention of his predecessor, Pierin Vincenz.
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NEW YORK/TORONTO, March 2 (Reuters) - Equifax Inc
said it expects costs related to its massive 2017 data breach to
surge by $275 million this year, suggesting the incident at the
credit reporting bureau could turn out to be the most costly
hack in corporate history.
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March 2 (Reuters) - Deputy U.S. Attorney General Rod
Rosenstein on Friday laid out the Trump administration's
approach to fighting financial crime, saying the government will
focus more heavily on certain tax violations and that it is
cracking down on securities fraud.