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High Frequency Trader Virtu Delays IPO Amid 'Flash Boys' Scrutiny
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Soros Wins Dismissal of Ex-Girlfriend's Apartment Claim But Still Faces Assault Charge
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Crude Oil Futures Witness Mixed Trade Ahead of US Inventory Data
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Britain's Foreign Currency Reserves Below World Top 20
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Asos Shares Stable Despite 22% Profit Drop
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UK Property Surveyor Sweett Group Launches Probe in WSJ Arab Bribe Allegations
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HSBC Lags Behind Anti-Money Laundering Controls Target
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George Osborne 'Profoundly Concerned' Over FCA's Insurance Inquiry Blunder
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Russia Slaps Ukraine with Gas Price Hike
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Standard Life Investments Sells 99% of Royal Mail Shares
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Emerging Market Turmoil Stabilised With Federal Reserve Rate Hike Halt
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FX Fixing Scandal: Hong Kong Monetary Authority Demands Independent Forex Trading Reviews
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Britain's Business and Banker Bonuses Drop for Third Consecutive Year
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SEC Charges Husband of Informatica Executive with Insider Trading After He Eavesdropped on Wife's Phone Call
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Royal Mail Shares Hurt Taxpayer as Priced Too Cheaply By Vince Cable, says NAO
Vince Cable's Royal Mail IPO price is criticised by the National Audit Office
UK Recovery: Fragile Consumer Confidence Threatens Emerging Economic Boom
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Libya Faces Budget Crisis as Oil Trade Founders
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