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S.Korea banks held talks on Lehman stake buy

SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean banks, led by state-owned Korea Development Bank, were in talks to buy a stake and management rights in Lehman Brothers but failed to reach a deal on concerns about the U.S. bank’s financial health, a newspaper said on Friday.

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Oil firm at $121 on Russia tension and dollar dive

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil prices held near $121 a barrel on Friday, a day after their biggest gain in 3 months, after a renewed slump in the U.S. dollar and mounting tension between the United States and Russia rekindled investor appetite.

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U.S. stocks lifted by surge in oil

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices jumped almost 5.0 percent on Thursday in a big bounce in commodities that ignited inflation fears and sent bond prices lower, but oil’s rally gave energy shares such a jolt they turned U.S. stocks higher.

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Oil up 5 percent on global tensions

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices rose nearly 5 percent on Thursday, the biggest percentage gain in more than two months, driven by rising tensions between the United States and energy behemoth Russia.

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Bankers struggle with B&B rump

LONDON (Reuters) - Top banks that agreed to provide a safety net in Bradford & Bingley’s cash call could end up with a stake of almost 20 percent, as the lender’s shares languish and the Friday deadline for underwriters nears.

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LONDON (Reuters) - Top banks that agreed to provide a safety net in Bradford & Bingley’s cash call could end up with a stake of almost 20 percent, as the lender’s shares languish and the Friday deadline for underwriters nears.

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LONDON (Reuters) - Top banks that agreed to provide a safety net in Bradford & Bingley’s cash call could end up with a stake of almost 20 percent, as the …

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LONDON (Reuters) - Top banks that agreed to provide a safety net in Bradford & Bingley’s cash call could end up with …

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Bankers struggle with B&B rump

LONDON (Reuters) - Top banks that agreed to provide a safety net in Bradford & Bingley’s cash call could end up with a stake of almost 20 percent, as the lender’s shares languish and the Friday deadline for underwriters nears.

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Bankers struggle with B&B rump

Bankers struggle with B&B rump

LONDON (Reuters) - Top banks that agreed to provide a safety net in Bradford & Bingley’s cash call could end up with a stake of almost 20 percent, as the lender’s shares languish and the Friday deadline for underwriters nears.

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