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Pilita Clark: Why smoking at home may be a sackable offence

Many companies now adopt a ‘no nicotine users’ hiring policy, but is this fair?

Central bankers think tapering of debt buying will begin later this year

Jackson Hole: Income inequality also seen as major issue

Days may be numbered for the world’s oldest bank

Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena is officially Europe’s weakest lender

EU freezes 10 banks out of bond sales over antitrust breaches

Big names involved in past market-rigging scandals barred from lucrative recovery plan

Total bank losses from Archegos implosion exceed $10bn

Nomura suspends head of prime brokerage after reporting biggest quarterly loss since 2008 due to debacle

State of emergency to be declared in Tokyo amid pre-Olympics Covid surge

Prime minister says measures will not affect Games, which are due to open on July 23rd

Morgan Stanley records $911m Archegos losses

Setback ‘necessary and money well spent’, chief executive says

NTMA completes over half of full-year funding target with €3.5bn bond sale

Debt agency increased offering after receiving €35bn in offers from over 200 investors

NTMA seeks to raise up to €3bn in bond sale

Agency hires Barclays, BNP Paribas, Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland, Danske Bank, JP Morgan and Nomura to manage sale

Credit Suisse’s Dublin branch avoids Archegos fallout

Dublin unit did not provide services to imploding US hedge fund

Central Bank closely monitoring Credit Suisse’s Archegos shock

Credit Suisse told shareholders on Monday they are facing ‘significant losses’

Regulators examine banks’ actions during Archegos fire sale

Banks at the centre of Friday’s trading debacle have been contacted by authorities

NTMA steals march into bond market with deal worth up to €4bn

State debt agency looks to raise up to a quarter of full-year target in early new year

European Union is the new ‘big beast’ on the bond markets

Europe Letter: ‘Outrageous’ demand by investors to buy EU’s debt seen as vote of confidence in euro

EY Entrepreneur of the Year: nominee profiles

The last four of eight shortlisted nominees in the international category of the award

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