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Dow Jones extends last week's losses in last hour of trading amid ECB bickering
Abigail Johnson named CEO of Fidelity, according to reports
S&P revises outlook on insurer Lloyds to stable from positive
S&P has revised its outlook on Lloyd’s of London from positive to stable.
Iliad says it has dropped plan to buy T-Mobile US, according to reports from Bloomberg
Fiat Chrysler shares rise 8% in stock-market debut on NYSE
De La Rue has inked a 10-year banknote printing contract with the BoE
Sveriges Riksbank awards 2014 prize for Economics to Jean Tirole
The Sveriges Riksbank awarded the 2014 prize for Economics to Jean Tirole, of Toulouse University, for his work on how to regulate large firms, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced.
Eurozone weakness will not dictate BoE policy, Carney says
US outfit Steris Corp. to pay 39% premium for Synergy Health
The New York-listed maker of hospital sterilisation products Steris Corp. has announced its intention to purchase UK outfit Synergy Health for a purchase price of approximately £1. 2b, or £19. 50 per share.
Brent slides as Iraq follows Saudi Arabia and Iran, lowers crude prices
The price of oil was losing further ground first thing Monday morning after Iraq said that it too was lowering the price at which it sells its oil to Asia. That follows similar moves from Saudi Arabia and Iran at the end of last week which pressured oil futures lower, as the cartel's members vie for market share. Iraq set its November Basrah Light crude at $3. 15 below the average of Oman and Dubai prices for those purchasing its oil in Asia. That marks the largest discount since January 2009.
CDC says unfortunately more Ebola infections possible
Chinese exports and imports surprise to the upside in August
China's foreign trade surplus with the rest of the world receded in August to $31bn, according to statistics released overnight by the country's Customs Administration, as both exports and imports grew more quickly than expected.