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Series of blades will slice through the earth and become a jagged row of flanges
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Credit agency S&P says lenders could be ‘over-exposed’ if economy deteriorates
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Credit agency S&P says lenders could be ‘over-exposed’ if economy deteriorates
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* Shares slip 1.4 pct premarket
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Posted at 12:14h
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NEW DELHI, Oct 24 (Reuters) - The Indian government approved
on Tuesday a state bank recapitalization plan of 2.11 trillion
rupees ($32.43 billion) over the next two years, in a bid to
clean banks' books and revive investment in a slowing economy.
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* Aker BP shares up almost 7 pct
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A ‘kolotoumba’ would require public to swing strongly against Brexit over next year
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LONDON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Britain's markets watchdog said
it has opened an investigation into the hacking of U.S. credit
reporting agency Equifax, which affected nearly 700,000
UK citizens.
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NEW YORK, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Latin America and Brazil in
particular are well-positioned among developing countries to
withstand expected rate increases by the U.S. and European
central banks in coming months, investors and economists said,
while Turkey looks particularly vulnerable.
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LONDON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Britain's biggest rent-to-own
company BrightHouse will pay 14.8 million pounds ($19.7 million)
to nearly a quarter of a million customers it failed to treat
properly, the Financial Conduct Authority said on Tuesday.