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ExxonMobil to cut 14,000 jobs as Brent crude falls below $37
Eurozone countries will be able to finance yawning deficits without investor contributions
ECB chief says there should be ‘little doubt’ central bank will take action in December
Analysts say buyers struggling to secure allocations as fundraising expands to almost $37bn
Traditional energy groups suffer sharp downturn in fortunes on Covid and crude tumble
Pre-clearance requirement removed for exchange traded funds using up to two times leverage
But time in the market matters more than timing it
Local companies leverage the country’s scale advantages to make competitively priced cars
Clashes in Costa Rica over IMF deal might signal strains elsewhere in the region
Greater dispersion of returns likely for firms and countries as debt and deficits surge
Fast-fashion ecommerce group draws support and criticism as it fights governance and supply chain concerns
SEC commissioners reveal sharp disagreements on move to abandon proposed controls
Investors become more cautious as pandemic worsens and America’s polling day looms
Falling prices at auctions suggest trouble ahead for lenders to beleaguered companies
Overhaul is vital if investors are to understand the risks companies face, says US asset manager
We’re sick of this dire energy debate
Move by country’s biggest oil refiner follows Beijing pledge to cut emissions to near zero
Oil major’s share price has fallen to 25-year low following April cut to payout
Making a ‘Money Claim Online’ is an alternative option for consumers seeking redress
HSBC hints it will soon look at charging for current accounts
Move comes after US manager signals it planned to pull out
The industry expects bankruptcies to throw up opportunities, but not on the scale of the financial crisis
Stocks in Europe and the US dropped on Wednesday as Germany and France re-entered lockdowns
Some are concerned that strong results mask the true state of finances in spite of oil hedges
Long overdue reforms have been driven by fears of second recession in five years
Business elite give some credit to president they once scorned as old-style socialist but much work remains
Regulatory task force says clients unable to make informed choices
Move by ANZ means industry will now have to seek financing from overseas
Producers complain that policies to keep prices high are hurting a vital industry
Governance issues at EG Group and high debt levels spark concerns
Wall Street follows European bourses lower on new pandemic restrictions in France and Germany
Fintech group’s increasing power raises policy issues for regulators
Lossmaking company raises $664m in IPO after pricing shares above marketed range
It is a big bet on the idea the industry’s past trends will resume their trajectory in a year or two
Governor Murat Uysal says the bank has reacted strongly to currency’s weakness
There has been a threefold increase in the number of companies committing to net zero this year
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