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Top court approves France’s 75% tax on rich

Those in France earning more than €1 million will be subject to a 75% tax, now that the country’s top court ruled the measure constitutional, reports the BBC.

By Staff |January 3, 2014

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U.S. shutdown a cornucopia for Eurozone stocks

Eurozone stocks have outperformed U.S. stocks since the U.S. government shutdown began October 1, according to Russell Indexes.

By Staff |October 11, 2013

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Companies rethink banking partnerships

The number of bank relationships is in a state of flux, with most companies now using between two and five banking partners, creating intense industry competition, finds a survey by gtnews, a global financial information resource.

By Staff |October 1, 2013

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Libor to stay under London’s control

Control of the Libor benchmark may not move from London to Paris, according to a draft EU law, the Financial Times reports.

By Staff |September 11, 2013

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