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Banks report revenue increases amid record volumes after US election
Downing Street sees no reason why the planned exchange merger should be reviewed
European clean power group led by Peter Terium has big plans to invest in the country
Falling costs of electric and hybrid vehicles steals diesel’s competitive advantage
FCA has questions over the way discounts were applied in the wake the UK’s vote to leave the EU
Signing marks first major deal between US company and Iran since 1979 revolution
Agreement would not require the UK to replicate the EU rule book in its entirety
After declines in advertising and circulation, newsprint is papers’ latest problem
Escaping public life to build a global brand that stays in the background
Food perks encourage a lack of personal responsibility
Company to plough resources beyond vacuum cleaners and deepen presence in Asia
Rival lenders say FCA is checking if other banks also made it easy for cyber attackers
Installing boilers and bleeding radiators is tougher and less rewarding than it looks
Putin visits Japan, central bank meetings, results from Adobe and Dixons Carphone
Funds that mix active and passive approaches have proved very popular
Sponsored ‘silly challenges’ aim to raise £1m for cancer research
Uncertainty over future passporting rights puts mandates for European clients at risk
ATP will take £2.2bn from external asset managers to manage in-house
Head of Old Mutual Global Investors defends the investment industry after FCA review
Institutional clients moved en masse into bond funds and passive equities in 2016
Chief executive to lead council as company seeks approvals on merger with DuPont
Russian banks to help finance privatisation aimed at raising cash for state budget
Beijing acts against ‘irrational’ overseas investments by traditional industries
Lavish offices in high-rent London neighbourhood are being consigned to the past
Claims made by prosecutors against former Brazilian president and one of his sons
National Grid sale, Lego shake-up, Euribor fines, sterling flash crash and Glencore
£18.5bn valuation comes five years after phone hacking scandal scuppered first bid
Trump may find EPA fuel-economy standards have surprising longevity, says John Dizard
