Putin warms to bail-out proposal
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin signals acceptance of an accord reached by Cyprus on an international bail-outCapital injection hits Bankia
Shares in Bankia tumble as a big recapitalisation crystallises a near total loss for investors in the now nationalised bank
Brics viewed positively from Moscow
Association seen as an alternative centre of global influence that includes the majority of the world’s population, writes Vladimir Shubin
NEWS ANALYSIS: Cyprus deal may spark bank runs, bond-market sell-offs
Island nation’s rescue sets precedents for the eurozone that may stick in the memory of depositors and bondholders alike
Berezovsky died by hanging, say British police
Postmortem on Russian tycoon and power broker Boris Berezovsky shows no sign of violent struggle, after body found in locked bathroom on Saturday
EU approach to Cyprus ‘marks new strategy’
Cyprus rescue programme represents new template for resolving eurozone banking problems, says head of region’s finance ministers
Schroders to buy Cazenove Capital
Europe’s biggest publicly traded money manager to buy Cazenove Capital Holdings for £424m
Last-minute Cyprus bail-out deal to close bank, force losses
Cyprus clinches deal with lenders to shut down second-largest bank and inflict heavy losses on uninsured depositors, including wealthy Russians
Volkswagen bids for control of MAN
Europe’s largest car maker makes low-ball initial offer to other holders of MAN stock
BP plans to double share buyback
British Petroleum to buy back $8bn of shares after completing sale of 50% of TNK-BP
Second shareholder revolt over pay unlikely in Europe
Fund firms are less concerned by boardroom excesses and unlikely to use new powers to revolt over remuneration
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: Don’t forget about England
The planned referendum on Scottish independence has prompted a debate about the future of the Union that has tended to overlook the position of the largest part of the UK, EnglandEuropean Central Bank gives Cyprus bail-out deadline
Cyprus has until Monday to raise billions to clinch bail-out or face losing emergency funds for its banks
AstraZeneca’s new boss cuts 2,300 more jobs
The latest cutbacks mean the group will shed about a tenth of its workforce, or 5,050 jobs, by 2016 as sales shrink due to patent expiration on several top-selling medicines
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