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Denmark: Iconic 400-Year-Old Copenhagen Stock Exchange Building Collapses in Fire

A fire broke out during renovations at Denmark's historic stock exchange in Copenhagen today, causing the building to erupt into flames.


UK Receives Record-Breaking Public Donations to Pay Off National Debt

The United Kingdom receives voluntary donations towards reducing national debt at the highest level in the last ten years...

China Ramps Up Weapons Sales to Russia Amid War With Ukraine, US Intelligence Claims

US intelligence has revealed a significant surge in China's equipment sales to Russia amid its ongoing war with Ukraine...

Russia Destroys Ukraine's Largest Power Plant After Launching Widespread Attacks on Energy Grid

A devastating series of Russia's overnight strikes has left the Trypilska thermal power plant in ruins, dealing a severe blow to Ukraine...


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Prosecutors Around The Globe Initiate Probe Over Tax Dodging Leaked Through Panama Papers
Following the leak of documents related to tax dodging by a Panamanian Firm, governments around the globe has initiated probe in this regard. Tax payers are righteous to know the state actions in unea
UK finance chiefs put hiring, investment plans on hold amid Brexit concerns
UK's financial chiefs are concerned about impact of Brexit, postponing their key decisions on hiring and investments. The British industry and business segments are in wait and watch mode until refere
IMF Chief Lagarde Vows To Speedy Conclusion In Greek Bailout Review
In response to a letter from the Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, Christine Lagarde, the IMF chief, has binned the Wikileaks’ transcript. Since IMF doesn’t act on leaks, she decided to allow the I
Finnish FM Faces Party Leadership Challenge From Right Wing MP
Elina Lepomäki, a right wing MP from National Coalition Party, has announced vying for party leadership with Alexander Stubb, the Finnish Finance Minister. In Finland, party leaders generally steps do
Trial for Five Former Barclays Bankers on Libor Rigging Case to Start Monday
After a series of setbacks, UK's Serious Fraud Office will start the third trial on Libor rigging case. Five former bankers in Barclays will stand accused as conspirators.
Societe Generale SA to Cut 128 Jobs in Its Global Banking Division
The third largest bank in France will continue its cost cutting plan. Through the year 2020 the bank will cut 550 jobs in its retail operation.
Prime Minister Cameron Denied Brexit Has Divided His Cabinet
Cameron accused journalists are getting over excited to hunt news on political rift. While five of his cabinet members are opposing him, and one had resigned.
GSK Got Positive Recommendation for Its Gene Therapy for Bubble Boy Disease, Expecting Approval Soon
A gene therapy for Bubble Boy Disease has received positive evaluation from European regulatory panel, paving a way for official approval. Currently, there’s no gene therapy for the disease, and the t
‘The Hundred Group’ Members’ Consensus Survey To Decide Whether To Take Public Stance on Brexit
Members of The Hundred Group are being surveyed over their planning centering the referendum poll on Brexit. The group members are the finance directors of Britain’s largest listed as well as private
Hoist Finance confirms talks with Bank of Greece over partnership
Hoist Finance Publ AB has confirmed that negotiations are going on for strategic partnership with Bank of Greece. If fruitful, the strategic partnership may generate more opportunities in Greece econo
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