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Facebook founder faces European Parliament over data protection and election meddling
Much of $500bn estimate for expenditure could go into alternative energy, claims RMI
US investors emerge as lead contenders to acquire scandal-tainted Dubai business
US conglomerate’s vast problems left it little leverage
Culture secretary Matt Hancock ‘minded’ not to refer £22bn offer to media regulator
Members of parliament had balked at prospect of closed-door session on use of data
Industrials group sells assets to shore up balance sheet and simplify structure
US president cannot be confident of winning a popularity contest with the ecommerce giant
The circle of life, and it moves us all.
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Flagship auctions beat estimates even as bidding thins out at top end of market
Bank succession under way as rival Citi carries out similar debate over top jobs
Business failures have hit investment returns but prime locations are still in demand
If being bearish is no longer fashionable that’s the most bearish indicator of all
Janus Henderson forecasts payouts will reach a record $1.36tn in 2018
Two groups see rapid adoption of their ‘dockless’ rental services
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YouTube Music will seek to break the ‘duopoly’ with paid-for subscription
The EU’s rules for data privacy were once derided as restrictive, but after the Facebook scandal Brussels hopes they will help bring big tech to heel
Company ends up in war of words with US commerce secretary Wilbur Ross
Inboxes are inundated but some experts say many plaintive messages are unnecessary
Acquisition was one of the most profitable private equity deals ever
Facebook chief was to take part in a closed-door meeting in European Parliament next week
Deal was one of most profitable private equity transactions ever
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