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Societe Generale, BNP Paribas and Credit Agricole under US Probe for Alleged Sanction Breaches
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Brexit: UK Quitting EU Threatens £59bn Commercial Property Market
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Bonhams: Emerging Markets Sell-Off Will Boost Auction Business
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François Hollande Faces Headache as Steel Maker Administration Puts 1,900 Jobs at Threat
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US Economy Defies Arctic Weather with Robust Job Creation
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Egypt Faces Political Crisis as Severe Energy Issues Can't be Blamed on Muslim Brotherhood
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Chaori Solar Becomes First Defaulter in China's Bond Market
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Swedbank Latvia's Battle Against Regulatory Costs and Cyber Attacks
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EU Regulators Want Tougher Banker Bonus Rules as Lenders Counter Cap
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A Living Wage Makes Good Business Sense for Britain and America Alike
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Tablet Shipment Growth to Slow Down but Windows to Gain from Commercial Adoption
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WhatsApp Users' Personal Data at Facebook's Behest as Privacy Groups Call Halt on $19bn Deal
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Twitter Buys Patents Worth $36m from IBM to Avoid Litigation
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