Новости за 21.04.2016

The Treasury should have dumped Andrew Jackson from its new banknote, writes James Blitz

Hedgies, it turns out, just want a quiet life

Acquisition of US detection group marks first step away from strategy of dismantling conglomerate

Trading in carmaker’s shares suspended, and some analysts say the affair could cost $950m

Central bank head fights back against German criticism of institution

African Union is debating whether its members should withdraw from the court

Spanish-owned lender posts 53% rise in first-quarter profits

Repayment of interest and principal may exceed issuance, buoying the market

Five lenders have issued profit warnings in the past 3 months

Private equity group hit by turbulent market conditions

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Low-cost airlines in the Philippines and Vietnam make most of cheap fuel prices

US carmaker enjoys lift from Europe and China even as overall sales slip

Mothers Index of high-growth and emerging stocks soars 38% to a 9-year high

Cameron has no time for any matters aside from the EU referendum, says Sebastian Payne

Pharmaceutical company’s heart failure treatment looks for jump-start after sluggish launch

The rise in labour innovation and activism in America has lessons for the UK, writes Gavin Kelly

Levy to be imposed on citizens whose wealth exceeds $1m

The town of Slubice respects open borders, but not if you are a Syrian refugee

Political problems elsewhere in Europe also prompt fears over agreement’s prospects

Notebook – ‘They are going to demand a ransom. I heard them talking about £13bn’

But how much of the latest building boom will actually improve the life of Londoners?

Signs of slowing economy will make deficit reduction harder

Thington is focusing on fixing software and usability — unlike the Silicon Valley stalwarts

Fast-moving media groups are focusing on a distinctly 20th century medium