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Top Barclays executives ‘hid £280m payment’, court hears

Image caption Roger Jenkins is one of the former Barclays executives accused of fraud Two top executives at Barclays Bank dishonestly hid a £280m payment to investors from Qatar, a court heard today. Prosecutors said the executives created a bogus agreement for advisory services so they could pay Qatari investors extra fees for investing. The […]

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CEO Calls Out Billionaire Ken Fisher’s Remarks About Jeffrey Epstein, Genitalia

Attendees of a summit for senior executives said that a fireside chat with investment analyst Ken Fisher went off the rails Tuesday, as the billionaire reportedly used his time to rant about genitalia, Jeffrey Epstein and the immorality of charities, among other off-color comments. Fisher, the founder and chairman of Fisher Investments, spoke at the

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Links of London: Jobs at risk as firm goes into administration

Image caption Links of London was founded in 1990 and sells luxury jewellery, watches, cufflinks and gifts Luxury jewellery retailer Links of London has gone into administration, putting 350 jobs at risk. The retailer, which has its headquarters in Mayfair, has appointed Deloitte as administrators to try to secure a rescue sale. Links has 28

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Call of Duty breaks records as publisher faces Hong Kong backlash

Image copyright Activision Image caption Call of Duty: Mobile was released on 1 October A mobile version of video game Call of Duty has been downloaded more than 100 million times in its first week. However, a boycott aimed at the game’s publisher, Activision Blizzard, has been launched after Blizzard placed a 12-month ban on

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Goldman Sachs reviews role in Chinese tech firm Megvii

Image copyright Megvii Image caption The Face++ system turns people’s faces into digital maps that can be cross-referenced with those already stored in a database Goldman Sachs will review its involvement in the planned stock market listing of Chinese artificial intelligence firm Megvii. The US has blacklisted the company, alleging it is “implicated” in the

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