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Capgemini ‘comfortable’ with top end 2022 targets but sees demand slowing
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Spain’s unemployment rate rises edges up to 12.67% in Q3
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Samsung defies chip downturn with aggressive supply and capex plans
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S.Korea moves again to ease credit crunch sparked by Legoland developer default
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Rouble gains as central bank set to end rate-cutting cycle
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The evolution of Credit Suisse over 166 years
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Greek banks overlooked but on bumpy road to re-rating -Eurobank Equities
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