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JPM's chief executive says embattled bank facing £13bn settlement still 'doing great stuff'.
BoE's Martin Taylor: House Price Rises Should Not be Responsibility of FPC
Martin Taylor warns that people should not expect too much from Financial Policy Committee.
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Bank of America Faces $6bn Fine for Misleading Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
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Bail-In Rules for Eurozone Banks Should Start In 2016
European official Thomas Wieser calls for bank bail-in rules from 2016
London House Prices 'Frenzy' Propels UK Property Market Back to Growth
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Airbus Aims to Double Japan Market Share by 2020 in Further Challenge to Boeing
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State Council: China on Track to Meet Growth Target Despite Challenges
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European Banking Authority Unveils Guide to Spot Europe's Riskiest Banks
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UK Tax Avoidance: Firms Running NHS Care Services 'Avoid Millions in Tax' Due to Legal Loophole
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JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon Begs Regulators to End Criminal Probe
JPM's chief executive is urging watchdogs to end the criminal probe into mortgage related issues
UK Set for 2014 £100bn Dividend Bonanza as Third Quarter Falters
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RWE Npower Hikes Gas and Electicity Prices
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European Markets Mixed Ahead of Crucial US Jobs Data
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Britain Signs £16bn Nuclear Power Plant Deal with EDF
UK Prime Minister David Cameron says move marks next generation of nuclear power in Britain.
Asian Markets Outside India Trade Higher On Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's Comment
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Libor Fixing Scandal: Deutsche Bank Questions 50 Employees in Internal Probe
German lender starts talks with employees over possible Libor manipulation, says Handelsblatt.
BoE's Ben Broadbent: Rates Could Rise and Not Hurt Economic Recovery
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Japan Records 15th Straight Monthly Trade Deficit as Weak Yen Inflates Import Bills
Trade deficit for September rose64% year over year to 932bn yen.
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Troubled British lender Co-op Bank already has a balance sheet black hole
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Former oil executive begs for moral obligation to factor into setting prices
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Markit Household Index data shows higher energy bills and lower pay is eating into consumer spending
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