Reguladores de EEUU subastan First Republic; acuerdo previsto para el domingo: fuentes

Por Greg Roumeliotis NUEVA YORK, 28 abr (Reuters) -Los reguladores estadounidenses están intentando cerrar la venta del First Republic Bank durante el fin de semana, en un proceso en la que participan cerca de media docena de bancos, según fuentes consultadas el sábado, en el que probablemente sea el tercer gran banco estadounidense en quebrar …

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Cutting ties with China is ‘unthinkable’, Mercedes-Benz CEO tells BamS

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Cutting economic ties with China is unrealistic, the chief executive of luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz told tabloid newspaper Bild am Sonntag, and said attempting to do so would put most of Germany’s industry at risk. Europe is trying to reduce its dependency on China as the disruption of the pandemic and the Ukraine …

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DeSantis’ tough words may come back to haunt him in Disney lawsuit -experts

By Tom Hals WILMINGTON, Delaware (Reuters) – Now that the year-long war of words between Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the Walt Disney Co has landed in the courts, the Republican leader might find his verbal barbs directed at the entertainment giant coming back to bite, legal experts said. Disney on Wednesday sued DeSantis to …

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Even one American in Iraq is too many, Iran leader tells Iraqi president

DUBAI (Reuters) – The United States is an unreliable friend, and Iraq should not allow any U.S. troops on its territory, Iran’s Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei told visiting Iraqi President Abdul Latif Rashid on Saturday. Iran, which has strong ties with Iraq, opposes the U.S. military presence on its borders in Iraq and the …

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Fighting rages in Khartoum, but envoy sees sides more open to talks

By El Tayeb Siddig and Nafisa Eltahir KHARTOUM (Reuters) -Air strikes and artillery rocked Khartoum on Saturday as Sudan entered a third week of fighting between rival military forces despite a ceasefire, prompting more civilians to flee and renewed warnings of wider instability if the war is not stopped. By Saturday evening, heavy clashes could …

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