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Tuesday September 10 2013
 
 
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US to halt attacks if Syria cedes control of arms
 
Day of fast-moving diplomatic manoeuvres ends with proposal that could provide a way out from deeply unpopular military action against Syria
 
 
 
Norway's centre-right claims victory
 
 
Twitter makes its largest acquisition
 
 
Utilities warn EU over energy policy
 
 
Asian markets up ahead of China data
 
 
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Markets
 
Verizon set for blockbuster bond sale
 
The blockbuster offering, which may surpass Apple's $17bn record sale in April, could be priced as early as Wednesday, people familiar with the sale said
 
 
 
Oil markets gauge emergency Syria release
 
 
Eurozone stocks shed country risk burden
 
 
Don't bet against Fed's inflation quest
 
 
Hidden fund costs are hurting investors
 
World News
 
Obama's business in Congress put at risk
 
Syria is draining energy and possibly also political capital from the White House in forthcoming talks with Congress over a new budget
 
 
 
ICC under scrutiny as Ruto faces trial
 
 
Navalny breaks ground for new opposition
 
 
Mixed reception for Mexican tax reform
 
 
Overlooked Van Gogh painting rediscovered
 
Europe News
 
Opposition candidate wins poll in Urals
 
Evgeny Roizman, a charismatic and controversial anti-drug activist, beat the pro-Kremlin candidate to become Yekaterinburg's next mayor
 
 
 
PKK halts removal of fighters from Turkey
 
 
Portugal suffers exodus of skilled workers
 
 
Norway's centre right on course for win
 
 
Putin ally wins Moscow mayoral race
 
European Companies News
 
S Korea probes foreign investment banks
 
Financial Supervisory Services, South Korea's watchdog, is investigating whether Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse and RBS violated domestic regulations
 
 
 
Campari's repositioning of its Aperol brand
 
 
Apollo buys EVO Banco from Spanish lender
 
 
Credit Suisse chief aims for lower but safer returns
 
 
Repsol consults banks on utility stake
 
 
 
 
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