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Sainsbury’s ends talks on selling banking operation

LONDON (Reuters) - British supermarket Sainsbury's said on Friday it had ended talks about selling its banking operation after concluding that approaches it first received in November 2020 did not offer...

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Australia watchdog closes probe into former Rio Tinto exec Davies-letter

By Clara Denina and Melanie Burton LONDON/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's securities watchdog has closed its investigation into...

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Britain’s Pret enters self-service coffee machine market

LONDON (Reuters) - British coffee and sandwich chain Pret A  Manger has teamed up with JDE Peet’s to trial self-service coffee machines, further evolving its business model after sales were hammered...

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Dollar rebounds after improving jobs, housing data

By Karen Brettell NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar gained on Thursday against a basket of currencies, erasing...

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U.S. drops tariff threat in digital tax transition deal with European countries

By David Lawder and Leigh Thomas PARIS/WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The United States on Thursday withdrew its threat of tariffs against five European countries...

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Oil dives $2, forecast of mild U.S. winter spurs retreat from multi-year highs

By Laura Sanicola NEW YORK (Reuters) -Oil tumbled $2 on Thursday as a forecast for a warm U.S. winter put the breaks...

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Analysis-Booming private jet market stretches rich buyers as climate clouds gather

By Allison Lampert LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Private jet demand has boomed during the pandemic as the wealthy...

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European stocks recoup most losses; weak outlook hits SAP

By Anisha Sircar and Susan Mathew (Reuters) -European stocks steadied at six-week highs on Thursday, as buying of defensives and growth stocks...

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The only way is up: corporate chiefs warn on prices

By Siddharth Cavale and Anthony Deutsch (Reuters) - For central bankers wrestling with the question of whether inflationary...

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Analysis-From doom to boom, energy stocks power out of COVID shock

By Danilo Masoni and Sujata Rao MILAN/LONDON (Reuters) - Big oil is back. ...

Piedmont Lithium Stock is Excessively Oversold

U.S. self-driving car startup Zoox agrees to settle lawsuit with Tesla

Glade Brook pitches ‘extraordinary opportunity’ in tech debt amid coronavirus

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Stellantis furthers EV goal with Samsung SDI battery JV in U.S

SoftBank in talks to sell French robotics business to Germany’s United…

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Electrified cars hit almost a fifth of EU Q3 vehicle sales

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Hotel owner IHG says business travel returning after busy summer season

London Stock Exchange Q3 revenue up 2%, says Refinitiv savings on track

Marketmind: Inflation expectations are soaring

UK employers tell Johnson to ‘get serious’ about tax and investment

Exclusive-UK public’s inflation expectations rocket to record high: GfK

Sainsbury’s ends talks on selling banking operation

Australia watchdog closes probe into former Rio Tinto exec Davies-letter

Britain’s Pret enters self-service coffee machine market

Dollar rebounds after improving jobs, housing data

U.S. drops tariff threat in digital tax transition deal with European countries

Oil dives $2, forecast of mild U.S. winter spurs retreat from multi-year highs

Analysis-Booming private jet market stretches rich buyers as climate clouds gather

European stocks recoup most losses; weak outlook hits SAP

The only way is up: corporate chiefs warn on prices

Analysis-From doom to boom, energy stocks power out of COVID shock

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