Europe Morning Headlines: US banks reassert market cap dominance, GSK admits w...

 
 
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Tuesday July 23 2013
 
 
Financial Times - Europe homepage
 
US banks reassert market cap dominance
 
Shares in big financials have gained on back of stronger earnings, while emerging resources hit by falling commodity prices
 
 
 
GSK admits wrongdoing in China
 
 
Belarus looks to China for investment
 
 
Parties in US limber up for budget wars
 
 
Time to get used to 'God Save the King' again
 
 
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Markets
 
Asian equity markets cruise higher
 
Stock markets on the rise after Japan upgrades its economic assessment and investors bet on further China market reform
 
 
 
High-frequency trader fined in transatlantic clampdown
 
 
ECB quells markets with 'Dirty Harry' act
 
 
Bailouts can turn a profit for lenders
 
 
US watchdog acts on metals warehousing
 
World News
 
Portugal PM aims to keep bailout on track
 
The reassurances drove bonds and shares higher amid renewed investor hope that the Lisbon government would be able to push on with reforms
 
 
 
Libertarian Republicans delay Pentagon bill
 
 
Morsi family accuses army of kidnapping
 
 
Hizbollah military wing on EU terror list
 
 
Hizbollah has become a state above the state
 
Europe News
 
Greek bank chiefs face jail over deaths
 
Three Marfin executives convicted of manslaughter over employee deaths in 2010 anti-austerity protest, with sentences suspended pending appeal
 
 
 
Italy's powerful lobbies flex muscles
 
 
Rajoy agrees to parliamentary questioning
 
 
German finance minister's vision at risk
 
 
EU-UK balance of powers broadly correct
 
European Companies News
 
Key figure in SAP's technical revamp
 
Vishal Sikka has been instrumental in new approaches aimed at breaking down embedded culture that has been a strength and a liability for the company
 
 
 
Airlines reject Heathrow offer on fees
 
 
SAP's drift to US spelt the end for Snabe
 
 
Bank loans out of favour with EU groups
 
 
Telefónica in talks to buy KPN's E-Plus
 
 
 
 
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