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Friday October 18 2013
 
 
UK Homepage
 
China reverses first-half slowdown
 
Reversal of China's first-half slowdown will bring optimism to investors and exporters such as Australia, Germany and Brazil
 
 
 
BoE's Tucker warns on shadow banking risk
 
 
Fed could taper as early as December
 
 
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US homepage
 
Google shares hit record on smartphone shift
 
Chief executive Larry Page says latest figures cap long-predicted move from PC-dominated world to one where users rely on multiple devices
 
 
 
US stocks hit record high
 
 
Refocus on earnings as Washington smoke clears
 
Europe homepage
 
Payroll Friday now payroll Tuesday
 
The US Department of Labor said that it would release the next monthly employment report on Tuesday, a delay of more than two weeks
 
 
 
Rabobank abolishes board bonuses
 
 
Goldman fixed income trading worst in class
 
Asia homepage
 
Japanese banks put squeeze on gangsters
 
Bankers association to work with police agency to share data in effort to deny customers with links to criminal groups access to credit
 
 
 
Boris floats airport plan on HK stopover
 
 
Chinese nuclear to help UK 'decarbonise'
 
World News
 
Postmortem focuses on Tea Party power
 
In the aftermath of the debt ceiling debacle there is evidence that many prominent figures are speaking out against hardline elements of party
 
 
 
Republicans call for new Iran sanctions
 
 
Renzi plots path to Rome from Florence
 
 
Troika sees €2bn fiscal gap in Greek budget
 
 
Hunger over Eid in rebel-held Damascus
 
Companies News
 
Blackstone income boosted by real estate
 
Dividend of 23 cents a share is less than analysts expected, even though strong markets have allowed private equity groups to mark up their portfolios
 
 
 
SFO offers anonymity in Hayes Libor case
 
 
Tele2 sale lifts Russia competition hopes
 
 
'Fortress' Ferrero shuns Nestlé's advances
 
 
Peabody defies fall in coal prices
 
Markets
 
No alternative to dollar except chaos
 
US dollar and Treasuries provide the anchor for the global financial system, so we breathe a sigh of relief and hope that, next time, not too much blood will be spilt
 
 
 
Periphery bank debt makes a comeback
 
 
Gold in biggest one-day gain in a month
 
 
US crude falls close to $100
 
 
European dark pool equity trading jumps
 
Comment
 
America and Europe go their own way
 
Both sides have pulled back from their existential crises for the time being but the experience will influence their relationship
 
 
 
GOP moderates need a political machine
 
 
Obamacare woes need a paper cure
 
 
We will be hearing more from Ted Cruz
 
 
A moderate outlook with a chance of  a new crisis
 
Management
 
Dealing with the digital afterlife
 
As the online world becomes a bigger part of our lives, services are emerging to help us prepare our electronic legacy and aid bereaved relatives
 
 
 
Sonos opens a door to wireless house music
 
 
Financial astrologers gaze at stock markets in the stars
 
 
 
 
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