10 things you need to know in markets today

Trump's China tariffs rock global markets, the Bank of England's quarterly report is coming, City Minister signals possible support for crypto, and more.

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10 things you need to know in markets today Trump's China tariffs rock global markets, the Bank of England's quarterly report is coming, City Minister signals possible support for crypto, and more. Read More »

This jarring photo shows the death of the Boeing 747 jumbo jet in America It's the end of the road for this Delta Air Lines Boeing 747-400 jumbo jet. Read More »

Steve Bannon blames Brits educated at Oxford and Cambridge for the Facebook data scandal Steve Bannon absolved himself of any blame after Cambridge Analytica harvested the data of 50 million Facebook users. Read More »

City Minister: There could be 'a stable, flourishing cryptocurrency exchange in London' with the right regulation John Glen MP told journalists: "We remain agnostic and are engaged in trying to find the right narrative and the right level of regulation." Read More »

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Lloyds is 'the largest digital bank in the UK,' CEO says, and it wants to work with fintech startups António Horta Osório told the UK Treasury's International Finance conference that Lloyds has 30 million digital customers across all platforms. Read More »

The '#deletefacebook' movement has got Mark Zuckerberg worried: 'It's not good' Mark Zuckerberg said the campaign encouraging people to delete their Facebook accounts hasn't yet caused damage. Read More »

British politicians want Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix to explain his contradictory evidence Nix is going to have to explain himself. Read More »

The web's creator has some advice for Mark Zuckerberg — and said he sometimes feels devastated by his own invention Berners-Lee said we should all care more about our data. Read More »

Mark Zuckerberg really doesn't want other governments to copy Germany's super strict 'Facebook law' Germany's online hate speech law has backfired, according to Zuckerberg. Read More »

Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook is 'open' to testifying before Congress — but he'd prefer someone else does it Mark Zuckerberg said others at Facebook are more 'focused' on the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and better qualified to testify before Congress. Read More »

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