Deutsche Bank shares bounce back as chief hits out
Share price pares losses after initial 9% fall in Germany’s largest lender
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Obama urges Israelis to work for peace at Shimon Peres funeral
Former president’s ceremony was attended by dozens of foreign leaders and dignitaries
BP gives Deepwater Horizon disaster film a scathing review
Account of oil spill highlights Hollywood’s ability to influence corporate reputations
Theresa May: Taking control
She has to negotiate an exit from the EU, the toughest job for any British peacetime prime minister
Stolen Van Goghs recovered by anti-Mafia police in Naples
Early works taken from Amsterdam museum in 2002 said to be in fairly good condition
Rosetta reaches its final resting place on Comet 67P
Probe took increasingly detailed photographs as it made ‘walking pace’ impact
Taste remains for the big cross-border deal
Consolidation, pursuit of scale and cheap debt feed corporate ambition
London to ban 35,000 trucks from 2020 in cycling safety push
Mayor wants lorries with better visibility to stop cyclist deaths
Och-Ziff to pay $413m to settle Africa bribery probe
Hedge fund’s subsidiary pleads guilty to violating anti-corruption laws
Lawmaker calls for break-up of Wells Fargo
Bank chief John Stumpf grilled on Capitol Hill over fake accounts
Qualcomm in early talks with chipmaker NXP
Acquisition by US group could value Dutch rival at more than $30bn
Duterte sparks outrage with Hitler talk and mass slaughter pledge
Remarks come after Beijing tightens embrace with Manila over anti-drugs crackdown
Elliott pushes for shake-up at Colombia’s Avianca airline
US hedge fund holds talks with Avianca executives
Farc accord is no done deal as Colombians prepare to vote
Most Colombians are deeply ambivalent about something the rest of the world enthusiastically supports
Trump scrambles US newspaper allegiances
USA Today takes sides in presidential election for the first time in more than three decades
Hillary Clinton’s awkward history on trade policy
Issue resonates in industrial battleground states such as Ohio
Cosy ties mar Clinton foundation’s message
In a populist election, CGI’s melding of businesses and activists has proven politically troublesome
America’s sour mood gives a false impression of its state
The one thing every politician knows is that sunny defeats cloudy, writes Jacob Weisberg
Uber’s Dubai future threatened by new regulations
Regulator to add further surcharge, with Uber already 30% more expensive than taxis
John Chen — the man whose BlackBerry died on him
The chief executive of the much-loved handset maker has made his toughest decision
Fourth-quarter outlook for markets: investors buckle up
Three months marked by major risks including US election, possible Fed rate rise and corporate earnings
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Brexit Briefing - Britain’s ‘clean break’
A round-up of the week’s Brexit news
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Iceland tourism surge sparks worries
Iceland could be facing boom and bust again
Market Minute
Deutsche Bank fears hit financial stocks
Jamie Chisholm on Friday's market news
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Deutsche Bank shares plummet, Russia rejects US Aleppo plea
The FT provides Friday’s top stories
New York Minute
Financial fears from Frankfurt
Renewed concern about Deutsche Bank drove a sharp sell-off in US equities.
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Mao in modern China
Five facts about the dictator's legacy
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How to make the perfect flat white
Australia's contribution to coffee
Short View
Oil prices enjoys their Charlie Brown moment
Opec's production cut agreement pleases oil market
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OPEC announces surprise cut in oil production
The cartel's members agreed their first planned cut in oil production in eight years
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How hard conversations help women
Facebook’s Emea VP gives women top tips
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Spotify in advanced talks to buy SoundCloud
Tie-up makes good sense as Apple pushes its own streaming service
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Low rates inflate US stocks valuations
Fed pushed investors out of bonds and into equities
