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Receding Brexit risks start to wash out billions of pounds of bearish bets against UK plc London (Reuters) - Even though Brexit is set for another delay beyond this month, investors still appear confident enough to start unwinding tens of billions of pounds worth of bearish bets against the pound and domestically-focused UK stocks. FILE PHOTO: ...
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Zuckerberg, in Washington to Talk Cryptocurrency, Gets Grilled on Everything WASHINGTON — Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, returned to the hot seat on Wednesday to defend a cryptocurrency project that has become the latest target of criticism from lawmakers frustrated with the social media giant. He ended up ...
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"I Understand We're Not The Ideal Messenger Right Now": Read Mark Zuckerberg's Remarks To Congress Topline: Mark Zuckerberg returns to Capitol Hill for another hearing on Wednesday, this time to reassure Congress about plans for Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency and address other concerns about Facebook's platform. Here are the key takeaways from his ...
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CEO Schwarzman Defends Blackstone as Firm's Profit Climbs Blackstone Group CEO Stephen Schwarzman, seen earlier this month, on Wednesday pointed to the 'very strong returns' the firm generates. Photo: Mark Abramson/Bloomberg News. By. Miriam Gottfried. Miriam Gottfried. The Wall Street Journal.
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Brexit confusion rattles forex markets, boosts yen LONDON (Reuters) - The Japanese yen rose to a one-week high and the Swiss franc gained on Wednesday as investors sought safer assets after British lawmakers forced a delay in the UK government's Brexit plans. FILE PHOTO: One Swiss Franc coins are ...
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Cost of dealing with dirty money scandal hits Swedbank profit STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedbank (SWEDa.ST) reported a bigger-than-expected drop in quarterly earnings on Wednesday, hit by the costs of hiring more compliance staff and dealing with the fallout of its alleged involvement in a massive money laundering ...
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Federal Reserve economist says growth would have been better with negative interest rates Negative interest rates have served as an effective policy tool for countries that have implemented them, at least in terms of easing financial conditions, according to a Federal Reserve study. In a recent research paper, San Francisco Fed economist Jens H.E. ...
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Draghi 'saved the euro' but leaves the ECB more divided than ever His legacy will form around three words — "whatever it takes" — but as President Mario Draghi prepares to leave the helm of the European Central Bank (ECB), questions are emerging about the success of the policy tools he helped to implement. "Ironically ...
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DealBook: How Adam Neumann Is Winning Amid WeWork's Crisis Good morning. This year's DealBook Summit will feature speakers like Bill Gates, Hillary Clinton, Dennis Muilenburg of Boeing and Alex Gorsky of Johnson & Johnson. Apply to attend here. (Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here.) ...
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Tesla Delivers 'Game Changer' Quarter of Profit and Positivity Wedbush Securities Managing Director Dan Ives and Bloomberg Businessweek's Max Chafkin on Tesla's earnings report. LISTEN TO ARTICLE. 4:16. SHARE THIS ARTICLE. Share · Tweet · Post · Email. Tesla Inc. flipped the script on those who doubted Elon ...
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