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Probe into suspected false financial statements and breaches of disclosure requirements at commodity trader
Executives at French carmaker show ‘full support’ despite Tokyo arrest on fraud charges
Danish parliament told that $150bn of questionable funds went through German lender
Contingency plans agreed with Cabinet Office post Carillion to protect public services
Clydesdale owner to work with Salary Finance in £400m deal
Singer’s first new contract since age 14 is coup for Vivendi-owned label
Globe-hopping executive bridged cultural divide between Renault and Japanese groups
Private equity is sniffing around as industrial giant races to reduce debts
Critics of investors such as Dan Loeb given boost by Delaware case
Relationship between British AI firm and US giant shifts
Silicon Valley’s libertarianism and China’s authoritarianism are not the only paths
Asset managers adopt new approach in era defined by automation, algorithms and big data
Banning groups like Snap and Dropbox from stock indices only hurts ordinary investors
The transfer of the UK health unit to California raises privacy concerns
News comes ahead of key board meeting to determine whether to remove Ghosn as CEO
Digital assistant Bixby to be standard on all of company’s electronics products by 2020
Humble retail investor, meet liquidity mismatches.
Trials to highlight calories, fat, sugar and salt in food to be abandoned after two years
Push for more oversight following $15bn crash in bitcoin and trading platform problems
US equity sell-off spreads to Europe and Asia after Nasdaq falls more than 3%
Wall Street futures point to further falls as investor doubts grow
Low-cost carrier warns that costs are being pushed up by strikes
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CME Group considers move as Sino-US trade spat unsettles oilseed prices
The country has become a leader in image analysis thanks to the alumni of its elite surveillance group Unit 9900
Revenue recognition rules shift Prime earnings, and Q4 is the acid test.
