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Martin Sorrell leaves WPP, stock markets bounce after Syria strikes, Deutsche Bank told to count the cost of exiting investment banking, and more.

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10 things you need to know in markets today Martin Sorrell leaves WPP, stock markets bounce after Syria strikes, Deutsche Bank told to count the cost of exiting investment banking, and more. Read More »

The ECB wants Deutsche Bank to work out how much it would cost to quit investment banking The calculations are said to be "routine" and don't necessarily signal a pending exit. Read More »

9 reasons you should buy an iPhone 7 instead of the iPhone X There are several good reasons to consider buying an iPhone 7 instead of the more expensive iPhone X. Read More »

Oil dives as the West hints at no further Syria strikes Fears that intervention from the West after a chemical attack could disrupt supply pushed up oil prices last week. Read More »

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Emmanuel Macron said he was the brains behind Trump's airstrike on Syria — and convinced him to commit for the long term President Macron said that he persuaded Trump to make a limited strike, and made sure he didn't pull out US troops. Read More »

Amazon warehouse workers pee into bottles because they are scared of being punished for taking a comfort break Taking a long break can lead to warning points at an Amazon warehouse. Read More »

Having kids can have a big impact on your earning potential — regardless of your work experience Mothers earn less than women without kids, even with equal education and work experience. Fathers on the other hand, typically earn more than men without kids. Read More »

Ad giant WPP's shares drop 5% after CEO and founder Sir Martin Sorrell quits Analysts think Sorrell's exit after 33 years at the helm could lead to a break up of WPP. Read More »

How a law linked to 'The Wolf of Wall Street' and 'cyberporn' made Facebook what it is today The investment firm featured in 'The Wolf of Wall Street' played a part in the passing of the Communications Decency Act, established in 1996. Read More »

Forces are aligning that could see oil rise back above $80 a barrel The dual threat of military action in Syria and further sanctions on Iran saw oil prices rised by 8% last week. Read More »

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