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| Sterling falls against dollar on Brexit uncertainty NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar strengthened against the pound on Friday after Reuters reported a source close to French President Emmanuel Macron said an extension to the negotiations for Britain's exit from the European Union was not justified at this ... | |
| Draghi Era at ECB Ends With Deja Vu of Trichet's 'Quantum Leap' Mario Draghi's reign as European Central Bank president is ending much like that of his predecessor -- with a plea for fiscal coordination to fix a monetary union that is incomplete without it. The outgoing chief singled out the creation of a mechanism to ... | |
| Oil prices edge up, on track for strong weekly gain NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices inched up on Friday and were headed for the strongest weekly gains in more than a month as support from falling U.S. crude stocks, optimism over a U.S.-China trade deal and possible action from OPEC and its allies to ... | |
| SoftBank's Vision Fund Tries to Lower Risk After suffering billions of dollars of losses on its investment in WeWork, SoftBank Group Corp. 's Vision Fund is scaling back its high-risk investing strategy and focusing more on improving corporate governance at portfolio companies, according to current and ... | |
| Vernon Hill's Departure Won't Solve Metro Bank's Problems Yesterday, while everyone was hyperventilating about the $1.7bn Softbank paid Adam Neumann to leave WeWork, another "big personality" was similarly defeated by his company's unsustainable business model. The dog-loving American businessman ... | |
| WPP Share Price Increases Amid Reported Revenue Growth for Q3 The industry's largest holding company reported positive growth for Q3, in its most positive earnings report in some time. WPP reported revenue growth of 0.5% for Q3 of 2019, which it attributed in part to improvements in North America and China, as well as ... | |
| How SoftBank made WeWork an offer it had to accept NEW YORK (Reuters) - Just a few months ago, WeWork's co-founder Adam Neumann was being courted by Wall Street's top investment bankers in anticipation of one of this year's most high-profile initial public offerings. FILE PHOTO: A WeWork logo is seen ... | |
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