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More than £75bn wiped off FTSE 100 amid Credit Suisse crisis

Swiss bank’s shares fall to record low as top shareholder Saudi National Bank rules out more funding

Credit Suisse has shot itself in the foot – and wounded the global banking system

The Swiss lender is deemed ‘systemically important’ so the jittery markets are studying the bank carefully – very carefully

Credit Suisse: what is happening at Swiss bank and should we be worried?

Plunge in bank’s share price adds to fears over weaknesses in banking sector following collapse of SVB

SVB collapse may be start of ‘slow-rolling crisis’, warns BlackRock boss

Larry Fink tells investors more ‘shutdowns and seizures’ in US possible and predicts inflation and interest rates to rise

Silicon Valley Bank: global banking shares slide as fallout spreads

Stock markets fail to be reassured by Joe Biden’s intervention, as SVB failure is followed by Signature

From the US to Africa: how China sees the world as Xi’s third term begins

Geopolitical relations China’s president will have to navigate as country reopens after three years of isolation

Silicon Valley Bank fails in largest bank collapse since 2008 crisis

US regulators seize SVB’s assets after a run on the bank, as global institutions monitor situation closely

Doubling of BP boss pay to £10m is a ‘kick in the teeth’, say campaigners

Bernard Looney’s bumper pay package follows annual profits of £23bn linked to soaring gas prices sparked by Russia-Ukraine war

HS2 delay will discourage British investment, says infrastructure expert

Decision comes at time when US and mainland Europe are pushing forward with green tech spending

Look sharp! Shoulder pads and spikes are back as Paris calls time on comfort dressing

John Lewis has abandoned the floral midi; now fashion week designers have ditched puff sleeves and easy-care layers. It won’t make everyone happy …

Four bankers in Switzerland accused of helping to hide Putin’s millions

Three Russians and one Swiss national appear in court in connection with accounts in name of Putin’s friend Sergei Roldugin

Volkswagen warns EU that US is beating it in race to attract battery makers

Carmaker says it is progressing faster on US factory than European one thanks to subsidies

Officials believe pro-Ukraine group may have sabotaged Nord Stream – reports

Kremlin dismisses tentative intelligence from European and US agencies as a bid by the perpetrators to divert attention

Spain approves draft law for gender quotas in business and politics

Legislation aims to increase number of women in decision-making roles such as in company boardrooms

Gas industry lobbying hard against EU boiler phaseout, leaked emails suggest

Liquid petroleum gas firms want a directive to favour biofuels and hydrogen, to which they could pivot

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