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Top UK CEOs Have Already Earned More Money Than Average Workers Will All Year
These findings have sparked concerns about income inequality and the impact of high CEO pay on the broader economy.
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UK Labour's Landslide Election Victory Lifts European Stock Markets
Europe's stock markets rose in opening deals on Friday as investors digested news that Labour, as expected, clinched a landslide election victory in Britain to end 14 years of Conservative rule.
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Sensex, Nifty Rebound On Report Of US, China Moving Closer To Trade Deal
Equities across the globe cheered the move with the UK's FTSE 100 index advancing 0.2 per cent, Germany's DAX rising 1.1 per cent and France's CAC 40 index climbing 1.2 per cent.
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Global Stocks Drop To One-Month Low After US Manufacturing Hit
MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe, covering 49 markets, dipped 0.3 per cent to its lowest since September 5, after shedding 0.83 per cent in the previous session.
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Martin Sorrell Quits As Head Of World's Biggest Ad Group WPP
The longest-serving CEO on the FTSE 100 blue chip index, Martin Sorrell built WPP into one of Britain's biggest companies
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London Stocks Fall As UK Heads To Polls, Bucking Uptrend Across Europe
The British capital's FTSE 100 index turned flat heading into midday, wiping out initial gains, while the pound edged lower against the dollar with voting underway.
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European Shares Edge Lower, FTSE Heads For Fifth Week Of Gains
Britain's commodity-heavy FTSE 100 index fell 0.1 percent after hitting a new record high in the previous day. However, it was on track for its fifth straight week of gains.
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Donald Trump Victory Speech Helps Soothe Market Concerns
In Europe, Germany's DAX was down 0.9% at 10,384 while the FTSE 100 index of leading British shares was 0.2% lower at 6,832.
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Britain's FTSE 100 Stock Index Hits Record As Pound Tanks
Britain's top stock market index struck a record high amid hopes that many of its constituent companies will benefit from the pound's slide in currency markets.
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HP Enterprise Strikes $8.8-Billion Deal With Micro Focus
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise agreed to sell its software business to Micro Focus in a $8.8-billion deal that shrinks the Silicon Valley pioneer again while catapulting the little-known British firm into the top tier of European tech companies.
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Emerging Market Bulls Push Global Stocks Higher
World shares closed in on one-year highs on Tuesday as the prospect of prolonged cheap borrowing costs and a recent rise in oil prices set off a new emerging market bull run.
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World Stocks Ease, Dollar Holds Ground As US Rate Bets Abound
Stocks slipped on Wednesday while the dollar continued to claw back last week's losses as investors grappled with the prospect of a US interest rate increase in the months ahead coming amid continued uncertainty about the strength of the global economy.
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European Shares Buoyed By Upbeat Earnings, Henkel Hits Record
European shares rose on Thursday, rebounding from a drop in the previous session, helped by well-received corporate updates from the likes of Belgium's KBC and Germany's Henkel.
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Asia Shares Slip, Nikkei Recovers, Yen Rises As BoJ Disappoints
Asian shares slipped after touching a near one-year peak on Friday and the yen strengthened as the Bank of Japan's fresh stimulus measures disappointed markets, although Japanese stocks recovered on higher purchases of exchange-traded funds.
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Stocks At 8-Month High, France Attack Subdues Europe
Reassuring Chinese data lifted world stocks to an eight-month high on Friday though Europe ended an otherwise strong week subdued after an attack by a gunman at the wheel of a truck in the south of France killed at least 84 people.
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Top UK CEOs Have Already Earned More Money Than Average Workers Will All Year
These findings have sparked concerns about income inequality and the impact of high CEO pay on the broader economy.
-
UK Labour's Landslide Election Victory Lifts European Stock Markets
Europe's stock markets rose in opening deals on Friday as investors digested news that Labour, as expected, clinched a landslide election victory in Britain to end 14 years of Conservative rule.
-
Sensex, Nifty Rebound On Report Of US, China Moving Closer To Trade Deal
Equities across the globe cheered the move with the UK's FTSE 100 index advancing 0.2 per cent, Germany's DAX rising 1.1 per cent and France's CAC 40 index climbing 1.2 per cent.
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Global Stocks Drop To One-Month Low After US Manufacturing Hit
MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe, covering 49 markets, dipped 0.3 per cent to its lowest since September 5, after shedding 0.83 per cent in the previous session.
-
Martin Sorrell Quits As Head Of World's Biggest Ad Group WPP
The longest-serving CEO on the FTSE 100 blue chip index, Martin Sorrell built WPP into one of Britain's biggest companies
-
London Stocks Fall As UK Heads To Polls, Bucking Uptrend Across Europe
The British capital's FTSE 100 index turned flat heading into midday, wiping out initial gains, while the pound edged lower against the dollar with voting underway.
-
European Shares Edge Lower, FTSE Heads For Fifth Week Of Gains
Britain's commodity-heavy FTSE 100 index fell 0.1 percent after hitting a new record high in the previous day. However, it was on track for its fifth straight week of gains.
-
Donald Trump Victory Speech Helps Soothe Market Concerns
In Europe, Germany's DAX was down 0.9% at 10,384 while the FTSE 100 index of leading British shares was 0.2% lower at 6,832.
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Britain's FTSE 100 Stock Index Hits Record As Pound Tanks
Britain's top stock market index struck a record high amid hopes that many of its constituent companies will benefit from the pound's slide in currency markets.
-
HP Enterprise Strikes $8.8-Billion Deal With Micro Focus
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise agreed to sell its software business to Micro Focus in a $8.8-billion deal that shrinks the Silicon Valley pioneer again while catapulting the little-known British firm into the top tier of European tech companies.
-
Emerging Market Bulls Push Global Stocks Higher
World shares closed in on one-year highs on Tuesday as the prospect of prolonged cheap borrowing costs and a recent rise in oil prices set off a new emerging market bull run.
-
World Stocks Ease, Dollar Holds Ground As US Rate Bets Abound
Stocks slipped on Wednesday while the dollar continued to claw back last week's losses as investors grappled with the prospect of a US interest rate increase in the months ahead coming amid continued uncertainty about the strength of the global economy.
-
European Shares Buoyed By Upbeat Earnings, Henkel Hits Record
European shares rose on Thursday, rebounding from a drop in the previous session, helped by well-received corporate updates from the likes of Belgium's KBC and Germany's Henkel.
-
Asia Shares Slip, Nikkei Recovers, Yen Rises As BoJ Disappoints
Asian shares slipped after touching a near one-year peak on Friday and the yen strengthened as the Bank of Japan's fresh stimulus measures disappointed markets, although Japanese stocks recovered on higher purchases of exchange-traded funds.
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Stocks At 8-Month High, France Attack Subdues Europe
Reassuring Chinese data lifted world stocks to an eight-month high on Friday though Europe ended an otherwise strong week subdued after an attack by a gunman at the wheel of a truck in the south of France killed at least 84 people.
