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Tokyo ends higher after another volatile session
Friday 10:00 BST. Japanese stocks closed higher, but only after another extremely volatile session leaked uncertainty into global equity markets that some investors consider vulnerable after many months of strong gains.
Japanese stocks recover after falls on Thursday  BBC News
Nikkei rises 0.9 pct in turbulent trade after Thursday's plunge  Reuters India
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Business news and markets: live
... Off. � European markets up in early trading on Friday � Japanese market swings widely in volatile trade � Europe needs Britain, says ECB president Mario Draghi � FTSE 100 suffers heaviest drop for a year � HSBC's $1.9bn money laundering settlement ...
ECB's Draghi: 'Imperative' to Set up New...  ABC News
ECB president pushes for a �more European UK�  FT Adviser
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BOE's Fisher: More Bond-Buying Would Aid Growth, Balance Sheet Repair
Restarting the Bank of England's bond-buying program should help drive faster economic growth in the U.K. without setting off inflation, a senior BOE official said Friday.
UK may be three quarters of the way through debt purge - Fisher  Reuters UK
Fisher Says BOE Policy Makers Must Keep Up Support for Economy  Bloomberg
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Manchester United cuts its debt costs
Manchester United predicted its interest payments would fall by about �10m a year after refinancing its bond notes. Bank of America is providing a new facility that allows the club to redeem all its 8.75 per cent sterling bonds, worth �178m, and $22.1m of its ...
Football club Man Utd refinances to cut interest costs  Reuters UK
Manchester United cuts debt costs  BBC News
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Low rates fail to deter savers, banks say
A lack of confidence among consumers has pushed up savings levels in the last year despite the low rates of interest available, banks say.
London pre-open: FTSE to edge higher ahead of BBA data  ShareCast
Gross mortage borrowing �7.8bn in April, says BBA  Stock Market Wire
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Guernsey airline Aurigny considers larger planes for Gatwick
A Guernsey airline is considering using bigger planes after becoming the only operator to fly to Gatwick. The Treasury and Resources Department is the sole shareholder in Aurigny and said it is considering leasing or buying aircraft outright.
EasyJet to take �20m chunk of Flybe's Gatwick slots  Management Today
EasyJet to buy Gatwick slots from Flybe  Financial Times
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Two Tesco executives get �3m in 'damages' as supermarket posts first loss in 20 ...
Two key lieutenants of Tesco boss Phil Clarke received almost �3million in 'damages' following their departure from Britain's biggest retailer at the height of its troubles.
Tesco paid �3m to two outgoing directors  Financial Times
Tesco pays �3m to outgoing directors but chief executive misses out on bonus  Telegraph.co.uk
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3i to buy Barclays' �780m infrastructure fund arm
Private equity firm 3i Group is set to buy Barclay's �780 million infrastructure fund management business, in a bid to raise fee income.
3i Makes Offer to Buy Barclays Infrastructure Funds Division  Bloomberg
3i offers to buy Barclays' infrastructure fund management business  Scotsman
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FCA fines JPMorgan �3.1m over client details
JPMorgan's UK wealth management business has been fined nearly �3.1m for failing to keep complete and up-to-date client files, a shortcoming that put customers at risk of receiving unsuitable investment advice.
FCA fines JPMorgan �3m over failings in wealth arm  Telegraph.co.uk
UK Regulator Fines JP Morgan for Control Failings  Wall Street Journal
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Mothercare chief executive insists recovery on track despite fall in sales
Mothercare is crawling towards a recovery as chief executive Simon Calver insisted the UK company was on target to break even within two years.
Store closures help Mothercare trim losses  Financial Times
Mothercare narrows losses but warns on dividend  Telegraph.co.uk
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