Europe Morning Headlines: Obama and Rouhani revive nuclear talks, JPMorgan eye...

 
 
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Wednesday September 25 2013
 
 
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Obama and Rouhani revive nuclear talks
 
US president tells UN there is 'the basis for a meaningful agreement as he instructs Kerry to 'pursue this effort with the Iranian government'
 
 
 
JPMorgan eyes $4bn 'pay for peace' deal
 
 
Conoco in landmark Alaska drone flight
 
 
ICAP staff face Libor charges
 
 
SocGen looks for eastern European partner
 
 
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Markets
 
S&P 500 falls for fourth straight day
 
The US equity benchmark has given back all of the sharp rally that took it to a record high immediately after the Federal Reserve's decision not to taper
 
 
 
Fed probes for leaks ahead of policy news
 
 
Companies tap fierce floating debt demand
 
 
Chicago upstart takes on Vix 'fear gauge'
 
 
M&A charge jolts 'animal spirits' to life
 
World News
 
Kenya president says terrorists 'defeated'
 
Kenyan police said they would update the total once they had counted the bodies trapped inside the wreckage of the collapsed building
 
 
 
SPD split over alliance with centre-right
 
 
Qatar rethinks role in regional politics
 
 
Rousseff attacks US spying at UN
 
 
China considers faster cut in pollution
 
Europe News
 
Kazakh envoys in Rome accused of kidnap
 
Wife and daughter of former energy minister were deported on private jet to Kazakhstan, paid for by country's embassy and accompanied by two diplomats
 
 
 
EU device auditors face tougher rules
 
 
Wyman to advise ECB on bank review
 
 
Recovery in France remains unconvincing
 
 
Brussels holds out for German coalition
 
European Companies News
 
Sales of Italian groups trigger backlash
 
Prospect of foreign takeovers of debt-burdened Italian groups is grudgingly accepted by Rome despite a storm of opposition from politicians and unions
 
 
 
Dexia offloads asset management unit
 
 
Sweden to sell out of Nordea
 
 
Hedge funds questioned on derivatives
 
 
SocGen looks east to seal transformation
 
 
 
 
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