Hopes of a Greek debt deal were undermined on Friday night after Fitch downgraded the ratings of five eurozone countries, including Italy and Spain.
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Greek debt deal hit by eurozone ratings downgrades
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A group of Barclays' largest shareholders have warned the company they will not accept lavish payouts to its senior bankers, including chief executive Bob Diamond.
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Barclays shareholders warn on bonuses
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Africa and Asia are moving ahead of Europe in the development of their digital infrastructure according to the head of France's largest telecommunications equipment supplier.
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Developing countries are 'winning digital race'
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Pressure is building on John Hourican - Royal Bank of Scotland's best paid banker - to waive £5.6m of long-term bonuses despite contractual obligations.
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Head of RBS investment bank pressed to waive £5.6m bonus
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Talks to restructure Greek debt hit a new impasse after eurozone finance ministers sent Greece and its bondholders back to the negotiating table, saying the cost of sweeteners on new bonds were too high.
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Eurozone finance ministers reject Greek debt offer
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Eurozone finance ministers have sent back a proposed resolution to Greek's debt negotiations with its bondholders, according to EU officials, following a day when markets rose on hopes of an agreement.
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Debt crisis: as it happened January 23, 2012
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In his latest attack on the company he founded, Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has taken aim at executive pay at easyJet.
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Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou: flying into a storm
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Jefferies has initiated one-on-one meetings with staff in Royal Bank of Scotland's equities business as the US investment bank prepares to make an offer for the state-backed lender's Hoare Govett corporate broking business.
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Jefferies to make move for RBS cash equities
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So is Warren Buffett doing the right thing by going shopping for yet more Tesco shares?
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More buffeting in store for Tesco despite the high-profile endorsement
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Microsoft's profits for the final quarter of last year beat Wall Street's expectations, as robust spending by companies made up for weak demand from consumers for PCs.
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Microsoft profits beat forecasts on business demand
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