Finance
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1.7KChina has a ‘new playbook’
ReutersPlayers compete for the ball in the mud during a 2012 Swamp Soccer World Cup China match at Olympic Green area, next...
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1.2KFed’s Kaplan says four rate hikes not a sure thing in 2016
Thomson ReutersThe Federal Reserve building in Washington Dallas (Reuters) – Four U.S. interest-rate hikes are “not baked in the cake” for the...
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1.4KThe future of the bank branch is in trouble — here’s why
BI Intelligence Millennials are increasingly turning to digital banking channels to perform their banking activities, and they’re visiting their banks’ branches less...
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1.3KAsian shares shaky, oil near 12-year low on China worries
Thomson ReutersA woman stands near an electronic board at the Tokyo Stock Exchange By Hideyuki Sano TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian shares hovered...
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1.4KSilicon Valley is going to be visiting Wall Street more often
Richard Drew/APBox IPO’d in 2015. See Also The world’s most valuable company could be going public A startup that wants to start...
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1.3KHackers are stealing millions from home buyers and sellers with a crafty scam
Philip Pessar/Flickr (CC) Criminal hackers are making millions by targeting property sales, The Telegraph reports. People both buying and selling homes are...
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1.3KOil is diving
Oil is tumbling once again as the market rout which kicked off 2016 looks set to continue into a second week. First...
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1.5KSHELL BOSS: The oil slump isn’t going to last
ReutersShell CEO Ben van Beurden is bullish on oil. The CEO of Shell has made a pretty bullish call on the price...
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1.3KNo-one can afford the ‘affordable housing’ that is supposed to solve Britain’s house price crisis
Reuters Britain’s housing shortage means there are not enough properties to go around for those looking to get on the ladder. In...
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1.3KBritain’s biggest insider trading case is finally going to trial — 6 years since dawn raids
Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images Almost six years after a series of dawn raids shocked the City of London, one of the UK’s biggest...