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British Rate Hike Hint Boosts Sterling, Iraq Unrest Drives Up Oil

Sterling surged on Friday after the Bank of England hinted at an interest rate rise this year, while escalating violence in Iraq drove oil to a nine-month high and dampened equity markets. European shares .FTEU3 were still on course for...

BMW And Tesla Executives Meet To Discuss Electric Cars

Executives from German carmaker BMW and U.S.-based Tesla Motors Inc met this week in a move which could lead to the creation of charging stations usable for different types of electric cars. BMW and electric carmaker Tesla are seeking ways...

Oil At Three-Month High On Iraq Anxiety, Stocks Steady

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European shares held steady near 6-1/2-month highs on Thursday, with gains limited by concerns over the pace of global growth, while oil prices hit a three-month peak on escalating violence in Iraq. A cut in the World Bank's global growth...

Judge Considers Dismissing U.S. Fraud Case Against Bank Of America

A federal judge on Wednesday said he would consider dismissing a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit accusing Bank of America Corp of civil fraud in the sale of mortgage securities that soured during the global financial crisis. While not issuing...

Intel Loses Court Challenge Against $1.44 Billion EU Fine

U.S. chipmaker Intel (INTC.O) lost on Thursday its challenge against a record 1.06-billion-euro ($1.44 billion) fine handed down by European Union antitrust regulators five years ago for blocking rival Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.N). The European Commission in its 2009 decision...

OPEC Maintains Current Production Quota, Extends Tenure of Secretary General

SAN FRANCISCO, June 11, (THEWILL) – Members countries of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) at its meeting in Vienna, Austria, Wednesday agreed to maintain the cartel’s current official production quota of 30 million barrels per day despite...

Faulty Takata Airbags Prompt Expanded Toyota Recall

Japanese airbag maker Takata Corp's safety crisis deepened on Wednesday after the world's biggest carmaker Toyota Motor Corp recalled 650,000 more vehicles in Japan, and the supplier cautioned further fixes may be needed. The latest recall brought to 6.5 million...

EU Investigates Tax Rulings On Apple, Starbucks, Fiat Unit

The European Commission said on Wednesday it had opened three in-depth investigations into tax decisions affecting Apple, Starbucks and Fiat Finance and Trade in Ireland, the Netherlands and Luxembourg respectively. The probes focus on whether decisions by authorities in the...

Alibaba To Buy Out UCWeb In China’s Biggest Internet Merger

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd will fully acquire mobile browser firm UCWeb in the biggest merger in Chinese internet history, upping the stakes in its battle with arch-rivals Tencent and Baidu. Alibaba's purchase of the one-third of UCWeb it didn't...

New Cement Grade: Court Turns Down Lafarge’s Application to Stop SON

BEVERLY HILLS, CA, June 10, (THEWILL) - The bid by Lafarge Cement WAPCO to stop the Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) from enforcing the newly-introduced cement grade, was Tuesday, turned down by a Federal High Court. Presiding Judge, Justice Ahmed Mohammed,...
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Tinubu Doesn’t Live Large — NRS Boss Fires Back At Critics, Says President Walks To Work, Eats Once Daily, Debunks $279m Fraud Allegation

Describing the allegations as entirely false, Adedeji said they were the handiwork of individuals determined to discredit him and weaken public confidence in the Tinubu administration.
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