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Shawbrook Expects London IPO in November

The U.K. digital bank is the latest company cementing fundraising plans as initial public offerings in Europe make a comeback.

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Lloyds Banking Group Sets Aside Further $1.07 Billion For Car-Loan Redress

The lender said it is now more likely that a higher number of historical cases are eligible for redress and that the level of compensation is above what had been anticipated.

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Wingtech Shares Dive After Dutch Government Intervenes in Chip Unit

The Dutch government issued an order intervening in the Chinese company’s Netherlands-based semiconductor arm, citing national-security concerns.

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China Vanke’s Chairman Resigns

The Chinese property developers said Chairman Xin Jie has resigned from the board, less than a year after his appointment.

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Paramount Circling Warner Bros. Discovery After Rebuffed Approach

David Ellison’s company could take a plan to create a sprawling media conglomerate directly to shareholders.

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LG Electronics Guides for Smaller-Than-Expected Earnings Setback

The South Korean consumer-electronics giant guided for quarterly operating profit to fall 8.4%-a smaller decline than market consensus.

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GM’s Rare-Earth Gamble Pays Off as China Tightens Magnet Exports

The automaker has quietly seeded the revival of the domestic magnet industry, locking down supply amid trade tensions.

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Hyundai Factory Was a Deadly Job Site Before It Was Raided by ICE

Georgia construction project was marred by lax rules and frequent accidents, workers say; Hyundai says it took steps to address safety issues.

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ANZ Scraps Buyback to Invest in Mortgage, Commercial Bankers

Australia’s fourth-largest bank by market capitalization has scrapped its share buyback and plans to invest in mortgage and commercial bankers as its new CEO tries to boost productivity and returns.

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Tesla Offers Cut-Price New Vehicles In Europe, Trying to Arrest Sales Decline

Tesla has started to offer lower-priced versions of its vehicles outside of the U.S.

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Behind the Collapse of an Auto-Parts Giant: $2 Billion Hole and Mysterious CEO

Patrick James started out buying small Ohio factories and ended atop a messy conglomerate with piles of hidden debt.

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This Industrial Stock’s Earnings Could Send an All-Clear-or a Warning to the Economy

For the third quarter, Wall Street is looking for Fastenal to report earnings of 30 cents a share from sales of $2.1 billion.

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Thinking Machines Lab Co-Founder Departs for Meta

Andrew Tulloch is the latest big-name AI researcher to join the social-media giant.

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AstraZeneca Strikes Drug-Pricing Deal With Trump Administration

The agreement, which entails offering “most-favored nation” pricing, follows Pfizer’s deal to reduce prices for its drugs sold in the Medicaid program and through a direct-purchasing service to be branded TrumpRx.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

October 13, 2025 05:15 ET (09:15 GMT)

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