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Drug company owned by Sackler family has yet to reach deal with all attorney-generals
Formerly acquisitive companies unwind portfolios, with US divestments soaring
All-cash purchase is latest in flurry of multibillion-dollar deals by PE group’s property arm
Asian exchange to launch three-week charm offensive to persuade board to soften stance
Chief of event’s organiser refuses to commit to city as protesters cause disruption
Debate over whether compensation should be paid to creditors of bankrupt estates
The world’s biggest bank continues to thrive despite growing fears of a recession
Latest foray shows Mukesh Ambani’s characteristic flair for marketing and an eye-catching deal
The LSE cannot gloss over the precipitous fall in follow-on funding
When compared with public markets on a consistent basis, they are not so stellar
Groups that submit consumer applications benefited from £50bn mis-selling scandal
Saudi Arabia faces weeks without full crude production capacity after an attack on a vital oil facility
Louvre to run two luxury properties in war-torn country’s capital Damascus
ESG integration and impact investing have limited options for personal savings
Benchmark Brent crude spikes 20% and China futures jump on concern over supply disruption
UK report warns that algorithms might judge disadvantaged people as ‘a greater risk’
Growing pressure on UK retailers to improve productivity and financial performance
Many M&A deals take no account of the extreme human cost in disruption and anxiety
The iPhone’s appeal to its €13bn fine is heard same week as its latest product launch
Transactions worth a record $42bn are completed in the first half of 2019
Bank of Dalian buys up distressed loans in search of better returns after two bailouts
Joanna Munro becomes global CIO at HSBC Global Asset Management
Cash offer for Australian company represents 59% premium to last closing stock price
United Auto Workers demands carmaker ‘recognise the contributions’ workers have made
Kingdom considers whether to ask fellow Opec countries to help calm markets after attack
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Ousting of former energy minister al-Falih will harm Opec, Aramco and regional stability
Equinor should not have implied gas was environmentally friendly energy source
Threats to Middle East crude production ‘highest since Gulf war’
Ride-hailing apps have been wrong to treat workers as contractors
Fears 6-year price highs will stoke repeat of previous boom’s doomed investments
Exchange seen as paving the way for revived peace talks with Moscow
Chief executive is unlikely to secure a sale before stepping down later this month
Oil majors will be pulling back from project preparations
IIN aims to speed up cross-border payments by using technology behind cryptocurrencies
