Senior officials rally behind Deutsche Bank
Shares rise as German lender nears settlement with US justice department
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Deutsche Bank: Settling for less
A US demand for $14bn has rattled Germany’s biggest bank, raising the spectre of a Berlin bailout
Trump goes on attack after debate setback
Candidate’s support seems resistant to negative coverage as race stays tight
The making of May: her faith and father shaped British PM’s core
Vicar’s daughter inherited grit, sense of duty and no-nonsense attitude
Silicon Valley risks a worrying debt bender
Entrepreneurs are grabbing ever more bank funding
Opec deal: How Riyadh and Tehran poured oil on troubled waters
How sworn enemies reached a pact on crude production
Obama urges Israelis to work for peace at Shimon Peres funeral
Former president’s ceremony was attended by dozens of foreign leaders and dignitaries
Five shady practices that taint English football
Light regulation, minimal enforcement and millions of pounds leave game open to abuse
Brexit divorce lawyers eye up EU’s wine list
UK to lay claim to array of Brussels cellars, art and property as part of split
Carmakers embrace an electric future at Paris motor show
After the VW scandal, manufacturers are racing to develop mass market zero emission vehicles
BP gives Deepwater Horizon disaster film a scathing review
Account of oil spill highlights Hollywood’s ability to influence corporate reputations
Pastrami and wry faces as Carnegie deli closes
End of an era for New York eatery that fell out of foodie fashion
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
John Chen — the man whose BlackBerry died on him
The chief executive of the much-loved handset maker has made his toughest decision
Redstone vehicle spells out CBS-Viacom merger ambitions
National Amusements asks boards to consider all-stock deal to reunite media companies
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
Week in Review, October 1
Spotify in talks with SoundCloud, warning for old media, Dalian Wanda, StanChart and ‘megabrew’
Uber’s Dubai future threatened by new regulations
Regulator to add further surcharge, with Uber already 30% more expensive than taxis
Donald Trump, Deutsche Bank and the risks of complacency
Two very different problems present challenges for investors
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US election briefing: First debate moves the polls
Clinton put Trump on the defensive in first encounter
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Double Deutsche
The third quarter ends with a relief rally around Deutsche Bank
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Deutsche Bank’s woes in 5 charts
Fears surround fate of Germany's biggest bank
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Kashmir: India-Pakistan tensions
Indian forces carry out cross-border raid
Top tips on how to get a pay rise
Make the perfect pitch for a pay rise
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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
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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
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Financial fears from Frankfurt
Renewed concern about Deutsche Bank drove a sharp sell-off in US equities.
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Five facts about the dictator's legacy
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How to make the perfect flat white
Australia's contribution to coffee
