The contractor’s shares have been on a tear but its subsidiary looks better value

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The group’s domestic banking subsidiary should be the epitome of dullness

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A push for growth falls flat, but all is not lost

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A strong dollar is rarely good for mining companies’ share prices

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Leverage will remain a sore spot for European banks

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A luxury retreat looks sensible but will take time to bear fruit

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The rise of passive products is a bigger threat than regulation

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Recruitment in US is more meritocratic than ever after jobs-for-access scandal

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Even if China’s property surge slows, southern city’s appeal will endure

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Another endorsement from shareholders, as cash becomes increasingly critical

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Advisory fees are already under pressure — expect conditions to get worse

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Squeezing banks is now a bipartisan sport and simplicity is fashionable

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Prioritising payouts over growth is unambitious, but the alternatives are worse

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Who knew about the emails and from when matters

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Irish building materials group benefits from US market

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The software company is protected but not impervious to the election’s results

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Bouygues Telecom looks less the poor relation in French telecoms

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Sage of Omaha’s bet on passenger transportation is justified by recent consolidation

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Cutting funding costs by increasing deposits is the most obvious self-help

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UK online grocer faces growing number of competitors

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The watchdog report was mild. The real challenge is to come from politicians

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Congress stands in the way of privatising the companies 

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Inventory is piling up, suggesting heavy post-Christmas markdowns

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As prepared as it could be for Brexit, UK property developer still cannot evade risk

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US contractors have the most to gain from increased national military budgets

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