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Weekend Paper Roundup 05/10/2015
- VW rivals under scrutiny as US widens hunt for emission cheats
- Japan Post studies Royal Mail’s listing mistakes
- GE revives its 1950s Theater brand for content marketing
- Morgan Stanley reshuffles reignites succession talks
- Valeant proves a bitter pill for hedge funds to swallow
The Wall Street Journal
- HSBC dividend doubters are in for a surprise
- China’s Huarong to start taking orders for $2.5 billion IPO
- Commodity slide threatens emerging market debt
- Activist firm Trian makes a big bet on GE
- Saudi Arabia cuts oil prices amid OPEC price war
The Guardian
- Car emissions test body receives 70% of cash from motor industry
- VW scandal is ‘heavy blow’ for German economy, says EU’s Martin Shulz
- TPP trade deadlock: Japan leans on US to break impasse
- UK could legislate to force tax havens to reveal offshore ownership, says Pickles
- AstraZeneca pays no UK corporation tax despite £3 billion profits
The Telegraph
- ITV and pub companies face knock from England Rugby World Cup exit
- Rolls-Royce plans to cut 400 jobs
- Bidding war brews for Xchanging as Capita and Apollo make proposals
- Bernanke: More executives should have been prosecuted for financial crisis
- Tories’ wage and leave reforms under fire from small businesses
The Times
- River Island profits flow
- Break-up BT or broadband will stall, says rivals
- SAB veteran in shares conflict
- Emerging market loans threaten British banks
- Exponent snaps up Moonpig-owning Photobox
Daily Mail
- Tesco to reveal it has finally stemmed its sales decline, but profits may sink further
- Shell may post loss after taking £2.7 billion Arctic exploration hit
- Redcar collapse comes as sector sees slump in confidence with thousands more jobs at risk
- Osborne to net billions as huge global crackdown on multinational tax avoidance begins
- ‘Dreadful’ US job figures shred hopes of rate rises on both sides of the Atlantic
The Independent
- American Apparel files for bankruptcy in the US
- Quitting Britain back on Prudential’s agenda as new capital rules loom
- Sports Direct under fire over work conditions at its headquarters
- Finance chiefs say their companies have been plunged into uncertainty
- Lloyds public share sale worth £2 billion planned for spring
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