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Weekend Paper Roundup 05/09/2016
- Sony makes move on mobile gaming
- Investment bank fines on course to rise
- Israel seeks to lure oil and gas groups
- Samsung recall hands Apple a timely gift
- Brazil’s CPFL seeks to be China launchpad
The Wall Street Journal
- Apple may send cash to the US following EU/Ireland tax issue
- Currency trading declines
- EpiPen maker Mylan tied pay awards to profit
- Samsung’s value takes sharp fall
- British Airways to return to Iran
The Guardian
- Morrisons to slash food prices by up to 12%
- Theresa May joins G20 summit to face Brexit warnings from US and Japan
- F1 takeover speculation could spell end of road for Bernie Ecclestone
- Obamacare ‘on the cusp of falling apart’ as insurers flee health exchanges
- Malcolm Turnbull pushes back on foreign investment after Xi meeting
The Telegraph
- Global tax tentacles extend their reach as authorities tighten grip
- Fresh pressure on North Sea explorer Enquest ahead of cash flow squeeze
- Britain can leave EU and still thrive, says Stiglitz
- ECB poised to cut growth forecasts as policymakers mull fresh stimulus
- Government urged to guarantee rights of existing EU workers
The Times
- Balfour boss lined up to lead bid for National Grid gas network
- Chinese poised for £5 billion swoop on cyber-hubs
- FTSE firms face targets for women in top jobs
- M&S slashes head office jobs
- UK businesses weather fallout from Brexit vote
Daily Mail
- ARM set to disappear from the London stock market this week after £24 billion sale to Softbank
- Poundland and Speedy Hire both facing crucial votes as activist investors flex muscles
- Burger King owner set to launch Tim Hortons doughnut brand in UK
- High Street war wipes £8 billion off retail giants Next, M&S and Sports Direct
- City critics hit out at plans to rein in bonuses by making annual pay votes binding
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