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Short selling has been banned in many countries around the world. However, the move is having unintended consequences
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Citi and Wachovia in legal truce
Citigroup and Wells Fargo agreed a truce until lunchtime on Wednesday in their bitter legal battle over the takeover of Wachovia, in an effort to gain more time to agree a deal to carve up the US’s sixth-largest bank
AIG’s complexity blamed for fall
Executives face questions over AIG unit
Fuld says Lehman victim of short sellers
Former CEO testifies to Congress
Hypo Real Estate chief set to quit
Share price plunges 37 per cent
BNP takes control of Fortis in €14.5bn deal
French bank set to become eurozone’s biggest
UniCredit seeks to raise €6.6bn
Shareholders tapped; dividend scrapped
Citigroup and Wells Fargo open talks
NY Fed involved in Wachovia talks
ImClone backs $6.5bn Eli Lilly bid
Bristol-Myers says it will not increase bid
PPR executive to head Kesa
Thierry Falque-Pierrotin named chief executive
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