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Greensill, Cameron and the return of Tory sleaze
Briefings The collapse of Greensill Capital threw a spotlight on political lobbying when it emerged that former PM David Cameron had been fighting its corner. Just how big a problem is it?
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What's behind the collapse of Greensill Capital, and why does it matter?
Briefings A financial company involved in opaque products that repackaged loans has gone into administration. Is there a bigger systemic risk here?
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The toxic mess at Credit Suisse
News Swiss regulators are escalating an investigation into a corporate espionage scandal at Credit Suisse.
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Share buyback
Glossary As well as issuing new shares, companies sometimes buy back existing ones.
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US tax cut leads to share buyback record
Features The constituents of America's S&P 500 index are expected to spend $650bn buying back their shares this year, which would set a new annual record.
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Draghi 1, Germany 0
Features The European Central Bank is going to pump €60bn a month into the markets until at least September 2016. John Stepek looks at what that means.
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Gold brushed aside in the dash for cash
Features Gold recently slumped to a five-month low of under $1,600 an ounce as panicky investors ditched assets for cash.
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Profile of Frank Quatronne
Profiles Frank Quattrone, the 'Prince of Silicon Valley', remains a controversial figure. He made millions in the dotcome bubble but narrowly escaped charges of obstructing justice. Now he is back doing what he does best - making lots of money.
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Go for gold, but get cautious on oil
Features Gold looks to have entered the final - and most exciting - stage of its bull market. But is the outlook as bright for fellow commodities?
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