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British lawmakers approved banking reforms aimed at retail and investment activities which led to the near collapse of the country's financial sector.
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Google is embroiled in a legal fight with UK internet users who are suing the internet giant for allegedly breaching their privacy.
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The pool of spread-betters in the U.K has shrunk 8 percent this year, as investors' appetite for owning stocks grows.
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Shares of Moncler, the Milan-based maker of luxury quilted jackets, rose more than 40 percent on Monday after going public on the Milan Stock Exchange.
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One of the few surprises lurking in Germany’s cabinet re-shuffle was the return of its man at the European Central Bank, Joerg Asmussen, to Berlin.
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France's Carrefour is buying a portfolio of 127 shopping malls in France, Spain and Italy from real estate group Klepierre.
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Workers at Amazon.com's German operations were set to go on strike on Monday.
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Former Swiss banker Raoul Weil is looking forward to confronting U.S. charges for allegedly helping rich Americans avoid tax, according to his lawyer.
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A regional court in Versailles is examining whether Ikea executives in France broke the law by ordering personal investigations. The NYT reports.
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An key member of the European Central Bank's governing council central to Frankfurt's role in sorting out the eurozone crisis is leaving the bank.
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The cost of closing a euro zone bank will initially be borne by its home country, under the terms of an EU proposal.
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Thousands massed on Sunday for a rally against President Viktor Yanukovich just days before he heads for a meeting at the Kremlin.
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U.S. Senator John McCain met Ukrainian opposition leaders in Kiev and voiced support for protesters camped out for weeks in the capital.
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The Irish government hopes to use its new-found economic freedom to cut income taxes, the FT reports.
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Germany's Germany's Social Democrats have voted overwhelmingly in favor of joining a "grand coalition" with Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats.
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For global clothing and shoe companies, the trade negotiations between Europe and Vietnam are being watched especially closely. The NYT reports.
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One of Ireland's top businessmen has warned that the country is worse-off than it was three years ago and is not yet out of the woods.
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Europe risks losing its global standing if it doesn't come up with a unified defense policy, experts have warned.
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It has been three centuries since Catalonia was independent from Spain, but the day when it regains autonomy seems closer.
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Prudential has revealed than one in five British people in relationships are keeping their debts a secret from their other halves.
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In this era of PowerPoint presentations and videoconferencing, a growing number of companies are hiring traditional illustrators to bring meetings to life.
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Asia's infamous stock market laggard seems to have regained a little swagger in May.
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Facebook has one major catalyst that makes its stock a "buy," Brian Pitz says.
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Global stocks may have been on a wild ride of late but according to Goldman Sachs investors should continue to buy equities.
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Bitcoin fans learnt that one of the virtual currency's exchanges will enforce customer verification checks from Thursday.
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Google is challanging Apple's iPhone with MotoX, the FT reports.
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The recent move by the Swiss government to allow banks to sidestep secrecy laws won't prevent them from depositing money in the country.
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Alex Gunz, fund manager at Heptagon Capital, looks at the case for investing in robotics and says they could offer strong returns.
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Virginie Morgon, chief investment officer Eurazeo, says that she is a strong believer in Italy's luxury ski jacket maker Moncler, whose shares jumped to more than 40 percent on their first day of trading in Milan on Monday.
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Piers Curran, head of trading at Amplify Trading, says he is confident that the fed will "taper" on Wednesday and tells investors how he thinks they should trade this.
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