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  • Copies of the Financial Times newspaper sit on the floor at a newsagent in Danbury, Essex, U.K., on Tuesday, July, 21, 2015. Pearson Plc, owner of the Financial Times newspaper, is exploring a sale of the newspaper after receiving interest from potential buyers, according to people familiar with the matter. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/BloombergInternational

    Pearson is selling The Financial Times to Japan’s Nikkei for $1.3 billion

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  • The Davos World Economic Forum 2015Finance

    Bank of America CFO exits as Moynihan mends fences with the Fed

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  • Former president of the Greek parliamet Zoi KonstantopoulouInternational

    Relief for Tsipras as lawmakers pass second key reform bill

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  • The market just took a bite out of Apple.Features

    Apple aftershock and a new frontier for Alzheimer’s treatments–5 things to know today

    By Laura Lorenzetti and Geoffrey Smith
  • JAPAN-ELECTRONICS-TOSHIBA-COMPANYFeatures

    Toshiba scandal and Apple’s earnings–five things to know today

    By Laura Lorenzetti and Geoffrey Smith
  • JAPAN-ELECTRONICS-TOSHIBA-COMPANYInternational

    Toshiba just lost its CEO to a huge accounting scandal

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  • <> on July 17, 2015 in Berlin, Germany.International

    As Greece’s banks reopen, the plot in Germany thickens

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  • FBL-FIFA-CORRUPTIONLeadership

    Comedian disrupts FIFA press conference by throwing cash at Sepp Blatter

    By Tom Huddleston Jr. and Geoffrey Smith
  • The latest brand in Lockheed’s portfolio.Finance

    Lockheed Martin is getting even bigger by buying Sikorski

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  • HONG KONG-LIFESTYLE-INTERNET-SEXTech

    Hackers have got all of online adultery site Ashley Madison’s data

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  • SYRIZA's Parliamentary group meeting in AthensInternational

    Greece’s Tsipras purges left-wing rebels to shore up divided government

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  • A steal for the central bank, but who’s doing the audits?International

    Hungary’s central bank just bought this Venetian masterpiece for $15.8M

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  • German Lawmakers Vote On Greek Bailout NegotiationsFeatures

    Samsung vote and GE earnings — 5 things to know today

    By Tom Huddleston Jr. and Geoffrey Smith
  • The Global Financial Context: Paul SingerInternational

    Vitriol pays off as Samsung wins key merger vote against Singer

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  • GREECE-EU-POLITICS-DEBT-RIOTInternational

    Greece’s banks will reopen next week as Draghi turns on the taps

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