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Mnuchin tries to play down dispute with Fed
US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin tried to play down his decision not to extend several emergency Federal Reserve lending facilities but economists said his move risked damaging the economy.
Boris Johnson's adviser quits over Patel bullying report
Boris Johnson's ethics adviser has quit after the prime minister rejected his conclusion that Home Secretary Priti Patel breached a code of conduct by bullying civil servants.
MPs launch inquiry into financial services
UK regulators and leading bankers are set to be called for evidence by MPs after the Treasury committee launched an inquiry into the future of financial services.
Indivior appoints Ryan Preblick as CFO
Indivior has appointed Ryan Preblick as chief financial officer after he spent five months in the job on an interim basis.
Global equities to rise 15% in 2021, Credit Suisse predicts
Global equity markets will rise by 15% by the end of 2021 bolstered by policy support and a move out of bonds, Credit Suisse analysts predicted.
600 Group scraps dividends on uncertain outlook
600 Group said it would not pay a dividend in the current financial year and that its finance chief was leaving because he did not want to take part in a move to Florida.
Consumers 'losing their nerve' as confidence dips - GfK
Consumer sentiment dipped further in November as households worried about their personal finances, a widely followed survey showed.
Telit considers u-blox takeover approach
Telit Communications said it had received an all-share bid approach from Swiss rival u-blox valuing and was considering the proposal.
UK borrows less than expected as taxes exceed forecasts
The UK government borrowed a less than expected £22. 3bn in October as tax receipts outstripped forecasts, official figures showed.
Hochschild reinstates dividend, cuts cost estimate
Hochschild Mining reinstated its dividend and said operating costs in the current financial year would be lower than previous guidance.