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Facebook bets $2bn on virtual reality

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UK government to sell fifth of Lloyds stake

Move to raise £4.2bn for taxpayer and take UKFI’s holding to less than 25%

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Santander UK faces £12.5m FCA fine

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JPMorgan loses top executive to Carlyle

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6:42pm WORLD

Banks pay out $100bn in US fines

Settlements since crisis reflect hardening of political attitudes

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11:43pm ENERGY

Pemex hands wish list to energy ministry

Oil group asks to keep 83% of its proven and probable resources

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8:51pm FINANCIALS

RSA makes another emergency cash call

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