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US banks enjoyed a sharp stock price jump on Donald Trump's election victory; two weeks later, they've held onto those gains.
A piece of fruit taped to a wall turns out to be worth way more than a Lamborghini. It’s not that absurd.
Clue: It is not a specific piece of fruit on the wall that is being insured. Paul J. Davies
But a complicated takeover bid for Banco BPM makes a longer-term German deal trickier.
But a complicated takeover bid for Banco BPM makes a longer-term German deal trickier. Like any good investment banker, Andrea Orcel isn't content to wait for a single deal.
IT's the kind of story that makes you roar with laughter or indignation. A crypto entrepreneur just spent US$6.2mil on a banana duct-taped to a wall.
Credit funds and electronic market makers keep winning more business from lenders. Only the biggest will be able to replace that lost revenue.
By: Paul J. Davies, Matthew Brooker
Could Jacob Rees-Mogg’s new reality TV show revive the libertarian’s UK political career?
The incoming administration will retain an antitrust stance against big companies.
The incoming administration will retain an antitrust stance against big companies.
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