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Osborne looks at 'bad bank' for RBS toxic loans
The UK's chancellor of the exchequer has announced that he may hive off Royal Bank of Scotland's toxic loans into a �bad bank� as part of a plan to recast the state's involvement in the British banking sector.
George Osborne: Economy is 'out of intensive care'  Telegraph.co.uk
George Osborne's shift on bad bank model is welcome  The Guardian
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Bernanke says QE slowdown could start this year
Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve chairman, offered the firmest timeline yet for tapering US central bank asset purchases, saying bond buying by the US central bank could be slowed this year and end altogether around the middle of next year.
WRAPUP 4-Bernanke points to reduced Fed bond buying this year  Reuters
Bernanke's Car Analogy and the Rough Road  Wall Street Journal
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BT chief Ian Livingston: 'I couldn't say no to Government job'
When Ian Livingston delivered BT's annual results, he had no idea that within six weeks he would be announcing his departure to take over from Lord Green as trade and investment minister.
BT Names New Chief Executive  Wall Street Journal
UPDATE 2-BT CEO Livingston steps down to join UK government  Reuters
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China Billionaire Invests $1.6 Billion in London Land, Boats
Dalian Wanda Group (DLWGCZ), the Chinese developer controlled by billionaire Wang Jianlin, is investing 1 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) in a British yachtmaker and a London site to build Western Europe's tallest residential tower.
China's Wanda aims to launch $1 billion NY hotel project this year: chairman  Reuters
China's Dalian Wanda to Build Luxury Hotels Overseas  Wall Street Journal
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FTSE slips as BoE highlights QE conundrum
By David Brett. LONDON | Wed Jun 19, 2013 7:19pm BST. LONDON (Reuters) - UK equities closed slightly lower on Wednesday as investors awaited clarity from the U.S.
FTSE advances ahead of QE statement  Scotsman
London open: Stocks fall as investors brace for Fed meeting  ShareCast
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Six MPC members entrenched against further QE
Incoming Bank of England governor Mark Carney will probably have to keep policy on hold at his first meeting after predecessor Sir Mervyn King's call for stimulus was again defeated by six votes to three.
Bank of England ratesetters remain split over QE at Sir Mervyn King's ...  Telegraph.co.uk
BOE's King Defeated in Final Stimulus Push  Wall Street Journal
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Royal Mail workers vote to boycott handling competitors' mail
Government plans to privatise the Royal Mail could be hit after a boycott by thousands of postal workers moved a step closer today.
UPDATE 1-Workers at Britain's Royal Mail vote against sell-off  Reuters
96 per cent of Royal Mail staff vote 'no' to privatisation  Telegraph.co.uk
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Vodafone Said to Raise Kabel Deutschland Offer
Lukas Barth/dapd/AP Photo. Kabel Deutschland's management, led by Chief Executive Officer Adrian von Hammerstein, may favor Vodafone's bid because it is all cash and may have better chances of being approved by Germany's Federal Cartel Office.
John Malone Pushes Vodafone's Buttons  Wall Street Journal
UPDATE 1-Vodafone may trump Liberty with $10 bln cash bid for Kabel -sources  Reuters
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Imagination Technologies profits dip on chip licensing delays
Pre-tax profit was �12.2m compared to �28.5m the previous year. The dip was expected following a warning last month. Imagination said the microchip makers who license its designs had put deals on hold while some shift their focus away from the fierce ...
UK chipmaker Imagination tries to allay fears after profits fall  Financial Times
Imagination Tech exec invests as company unveils annual results  ShareCast
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Rail passengers think train companies failing to provide value for money
Rail passengers think trains are failing to provide good value for money with less than one in five on one major route happy with their fares, a survey reveals.
Delays and high prices leave rail passengers dissatisfied  The Guardian
Passenger satisfaction with trains plunges  Telegraph.co.uk
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