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Vice president of the ECB: 'Monetary policy is not almighty we need others to act
Luis de Guindos, Vice President of the European Central Bank (ECB), re-alerted of the limits of monetary policy on Thursday evening as he attended the 20th anniversary of Spanish media outlet Bolsamanía.
Thousands delayed as BA flights disrupted by 'technical issue'
Thousands of passengers have been delayed in their travel due to a disruption experienced by British Airways after an overnight computer failure that impacted its services.
PayPal to acquire Honey Science Corporation for $4bn
PayPal announced late on Wednesday a deal to acquire Honey Science Corporation for $4. 0bn.
Thursday broker round-up
Fevertree: Deutsche Bank downgrades to hold with a target price of 2,200p.
KPMG to axe 50% of staff in its transformation unit
KPMG is reportedly cutting 50% of the staff in its in-house project management team as part of a campaign to slash millions of pounds in costs.
Signing of Hong Kong bill could sour US-China trade relations
US-China relations will sour if President Donald Trump signs a pro-Hong Kong rights bill into law and could possibly negatively impact the ongoing bilateral trade talks aimed to reaching a so-called “phase one” deal.
Google to review limits of political ad targeting
Google is set to review its political advertising rules ahead of the UK and US elections to try to limit the ability of advertisers to target political demographics and decide how to take action against “demonstrably false" claims.
Wednesday broker round-up
Burford Capital: Berenberg downgrades to hold with a target price of 810p.
Climate change could reduce global economic growth by 3.0%
Climate change could shave three percentage points off global economic growth over the next three decades, revealed a study from the Economist Intelligence Unit that was published late on Tuesday.
Boeing set to redesign plane engine covers after fatal accident
Boeing is set to redesign the engine covers of its 737NG aircraft after a tragic accident that saw a mother-of-two be sucked out of the plane.
Tata Steel set to cut 3,000 jobs, unions seek urgent talks
Tata Steel are set to cut 3,000 jobs across Europe and unions are seeking urgent talks with the Port Talbot owners.
Alibaba set to push ahead with Hong Kong listing despite unrest
Alibaba is set to push ahead with the Hong Kong stock market listing despite the unrest in the region and will stop taking orders from investors earlier than expected after attracting strong demand from them.
