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Europe shouldn’t try to eat London’s lunch

Brexit could one day give the European Union (EU) an opportunity to challenge the City of London’s dominance as a global financial hub. Right now, however, the EU is in no condition to take advantage. As talks on Britain’s future relationship with the union come down to the wire — yet again — London’s role as the bloc’s primary purveyor ...

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Cathay Pacific to cut 6,000 jobs, close Dragon brand

Bloomberg Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd will cut 6,000 jobs and close its Cathay Dragon brand, the South China Morning Post reported, as part of a strategic review to combat the deep damage caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The Hong Kong-based airline is expected to officially announce the plan after the market close on Wednesday, the newspaper said. It initially planned ...

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Florida’s Southeastern Grocers files for IPO

Bloomberg Southeastern Grocers Inc, the owner of the Winn-Dixie and Fresco supermarket chains that emerged from bankruptcy two years ago, has filed for an initial public offering. The Jacksonville, Florida-based grocer in its filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission listed an offer size of $100 million, a placeholder that will likely change. Existing investors will be selling some ...

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