Europe Morning Headlines: Day of bloodshed rocks Egypt’s streets, Cisco cuts j...

 
 
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Thursday August 15 2013
 
 
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Day of bloodshed rocks Egypt's streets
 
Scores killed and many more injured, say authorities, as security forces move into the protest camps at Nasr City and Nahda Square in Cairo
 
 
 
Cisco cuts jobs amid unstable demand
 
 
China widens probe into drug pricing
 
 
Manning 'sorry' as he faces jail
 
 
'Whale' loss charges for JPMorgan ex-traders
 
 
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Markets
 
Nikkei falls as Asian markets struggle
 
Japanese shares extend losses as finance minister denies media reports that Tokyo is considering cutting corporate tax rate
 
 
 
Decline in euro-denominated bonds
 
 
Central banks fail to convince investors
 
 
US biofuel shift creates uncertainty
 
 
EM decoupling story was over-hyped
 
World News
 
A step back towards blood and tyranny
 
Egyptian liberals should stop riding on the military's coat-tails and engage with the Muslim Brotherhood and its supporters before it is too late
 
 
 
Protest deaths set Egypt on violent course
 
 
Fiscal discipline hailed as eurozone rises
 
 
Microsoft to fund remake of BBC cult classic
 
 
Low inflation poses taper risks for Fed
 
Europe News
 
Brussels suspends funding to Hungary
 
Budapest says its risks losing $2bn in EU assistance due to shortcomings over controls amid strain between the commission and the Orbán government
 
 
 
Czech ire follows sex and bribery scandal
 
 
The heat is still on Hollande
 
 
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German court blocks Liberty cable deal
 
European Companies News
 
Drax begins £700m conversion to wood pellets
 
The biomass industry may be on the ropes but some big projects are moving ahead
 
 
 
Balfour Beatty needs a stronger narrative
 
 
Slim's bid for KPN hit by Dutch stance
 
 
Finance: Balance sheet battle
 
 
Swiss Life's profits rise almost 30%
 
 
 
 
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