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Asia's richest man anoints son to head empire
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Lloyds ex-security chief charged with £2.5 mn fraud
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12:50 pm - Financial Post
Spain suspends Bankia shares ahead of rescue plea
12:17 pm - Financial Post
1:01 pm - Financial Times
Currencies: Dollar slips as risk aversion fades
12:12 pm - MarketWatch
Metals Stocks: Gold extends gains with dollar under pressure
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Germany drawing up six-point plan for EU growth: report
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Obama stumbles out of the gate
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French 10-year bond yields fall to record low 2.414%
10:25 am - France24
FINANCE: Spain's stock market halts trading of Bankia shares
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Former Lloyd's fraud chief charged over £2.5m scam
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By Reuters UK
Britain's top share index was a touch lower in thin, choppy trade on Friday, with cyclical stocks once again suffering as lack of clarity on the euro zone's debt and economic crisis threatened to slow the global economy. (1:07 pm)
By Reuters
The S&P 500 index futures edged up on Friday on hopes that the European Central Bank could take further action to tackle the region's debt crisis, but gains were capped by fresh warnings over Greece. (1:00 pm)
MORE TOPICS: DOW JONES, MORGAN STANLEY, FACEBOOK, EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK, MICHIGAN
By Reuters UK
Romania's new government will stick to this year's budget plan but aim to combine growth with austerity in 2013 by cutting personal income and sales taxes should it win an election in November, the prime minister said. (12:21 pm)
MORE TOPICS: IMF, GDP, ELECTIONS, INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
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