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Monese to exceed £1bn value with latest fundraising
Monzo rival offers current accounts to customers underserved by big banks
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US prosecutors demand fines for Turkish lender
Halkbank has refused to appear in court to answer charges of violating Iran sanctions
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The Athletic hits $500m valuation after latest fundraising
US sports site plans to hire more overseas reporters after push into English Premier League coverage
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Chinese group swoops for UK steel trader Stemcor
Cedar Holdings described as ‘a good fit’ after paying $150m for British company
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Melrose considers sale of chunk of Nortek
FTSE 100 company wants to sell US division’s air quality and home solutions businesses
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Big Tech in doing good Davos do-over
Uber Eats exits India, battle for the BBC, Nebia’s new shower
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Lekoil wins breathing space for oilfield financing
Nigeria-focused oil group wins extension at Ogo site following fake loan scandal
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Solar storms are a threat to our electricity-dependent world
Society needs the knowledge to be able to cope without power for extended periods
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Davos News, Bank of America outlook and JPMorgan's shift towards Paris
Patrick Jenkins and guests discuss the latest from the World Economic Forum in Davos…
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I am a victim of double standards and disinformation
My treatment by Japan’s ‘hostage justice system’ pushed me to leave
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Heineken shares hit by Vietnam drink-driving crackdown
Zero tolerance ban slows demand for beer in Dutch brewer’s second-largest global market
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Aviva chairman Adrian Montague to step down
Departure comes as chief executive lays out plan to improve insurer’s performance
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UK to push on with digital tax in face of US anger
Trump officials threaten tariffs if London does not back down
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Davos 2020: Bankers push back against climate action calls
Financial services leaders reject demand that they should refuse to work with major polluters
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Lebanon/bonds: fugue state
Political, financial and economic mayhem means investors are braced for losses
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Australian bushfires weigh on coal production at BHP
World’s biggest natural resources group hit as industry ponders future of fossil fuels
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Global stocks turn lower on China virus fears
Outbreak ripples across US, European and Asian equity markets
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Chocolate supply: I should cocoa
Living income differential of farmers risks playing havoc with confectioners’ hedging strategies
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Chinese scientist suspended for copying programming language
Scientist at top institute claimed Python clone was ‘independently’ developed
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Lebanese bondholders grit teeth to face losses
$1.2bn bond maturing in March is trading just above 80 cents on the dollar
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The inconvenient truth about green gilts
Environmentally friendly government bonds offer an easy win, but bring fresh problems
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