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Weekend Paper Roundup 13/06/2016
- Goldman Sachs set for revealing Libya trial
- US shale oil producers evolve in survival of the fittest
- VW set to unveil new strategy following diesel emissions scandal
- Gawker court case leaves digital media with much to wrestle over
- MPs want Green to pay £600 million to close BHS pension gap
The Wall Street Journal
- Walgreens puts end to Theranos alliance
- Disney is looking to bolster its overseas theme parks
- Small UK firms are less wary of exit
- China helps ease Hollywood’s wounds
- Burberry operating chief John Smith to leave in 2017
The Guardian
- Australian stock market expected to plunge amid Brexit fears
- Hermes fund manager drafts plan to end City short-term investments
- Brexit would mean fewer new homes built, major housebuilders say
- RBS staff told to appear neutral on EU referendum
- More than half of jobs in UK solar industry lost in wake of subsidy cuts
The Telegraph
- Sir Philip Green ‘chose Chappell over turnaround specialists for £1 BHS sale’
- Yukos investors hold fire over bid to seize Russian assets
- Sky’s high price for football rights puts squeeze on channel providers
- North Sea in ‘two year’ race to secure an economic future
- Alphabet’s spin-offs are struggling to repeat the Google success story
The Times
- Brexit could force Bank of England to cut rate as ‘Leave’ takes poll lead
- Rio Tinto eyes £8 billion copper deal
- Guy Hands faces £20 million legal bill
- Allied Irish Banks to return to market
- F1 owner dials up rival for O2 takeover
Daily Mail
- Fresh fears for British high street as Poundland profits set to slump
- Royal Ascot romps home with record profits
- Greggs to offer more healthy options as customer demand surges
- Sports Direct’s Mike Ashley faces £20 million bill over wage row, union and City analysts estimate
- Sales figures that ‘didn’t quite fit’ return to haunt embattled retailer M&S
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