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Richemont chairman Johann Rupert to take 'grey gap... Billionaire 62-year-old to take 12 months off from Cartier and Montblanc luxury goods groupRichemont's chairman and founder Johann Rupert is to take a year off from September, leaving management of the...
Cambodia: aftermath of fatal shoe factory collapse... Workers clear rubble following the collapse of a shoe factory in Kampong Speu, Cambodia, on Thursday
Spate of recent shock departures by 50-something CEOs While the rising financial rewards of running a modern multinational have been well publicised, executive recruiters say the pressures of the job have also been ratcheted upOn approaching his 60th birthday...
UK Uncut loses legal challenge over Goldman Sachs tax... While judge agreed the deal was 'not a glorious episode in the history of the Revenue', he ruled it was not unlawfulCampaign group UK Uncut Legal Action has lost its high court challenge over the legality...
Eurozone crisis live: Japan's strong growth figures... PM Shinzo Abe's stimulus package could generate feelgood factor needed to end two decades of stagnant growthPhillip Inman
Category : Stocks
Two Deutsche Bank (DB) employees have been suspended after an external audit into whether its traders were involved with manipulating Libor, reports Der Spiegel. This follows Friday’s report that Germany’s BaFin is looking at Deutsche as part of its investigation into interbank lending rates. 
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Heads have rolled at British bank Barclays. But it was not alone in manipulating worldwide interest rates.
Read more here: Barclays not alone in rate-fixing scandal
George Osborne has put pressure on banker to resign after Barclays were fined £290m for manipulating interest rates
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Category : World News
India’s competition watchdog fines 11 cement companies, including ACC and Ambuja Cements, for manipulating supplies and price fixing.
Visit link: India cement firms in $1.1bn fine