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Deutsche Bank may suffer most in MiFID trading hit

Bloomberg Deutsche Bank AG could take the biggest hit to trading revenues when Europe’s MiFID II rules come into force because of its exposure to the continent, according to a UBS Group AG report. In its most severe “bear case” scenario, where growth in European trading revenue slows by 9 percent next year, Deutsche Bank would see growth cut by ...

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UK sees Canada responsible in Bombardier-Boeing spat

Bloomberg The UK is said to see Canada as primarily responsible for the trade dispute between Boeing Co. and Bombardier Inc. because of the level of its state aid to the aerospace company. Publicly, the British government has said that the US imposition of punitive duties on Bombardier is disproportionate, and Prime Minister Theresa May even lobbied US President Donald ...

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Ryanair pilots offered American backing, cash in union bid

Bloomberg Ryanair Holdings Plc pilots campaigning for unionisation amid a staffing crisis that’s led to the cancellation of 20,000 flights have been offered financial backing from American Airlines Group Inc.’s cockpit-crew association. The Allied Pilots Association has offered to support Ryanair crews in forming a union or joining an existing body such as the Irish Air Line Pilots’ Association, according ...

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