GE Capital has sold its consumer lending business in Australia and New Zealand to an investor group comprising KKR, Deutsche Bank and Värde Partners for an enterprise value of $A8.2bn (€5.96bn).

GE Capital sells Australia and New Zealand consumer lending arm

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Morgan Stanley hikes bonuses for top UK investment bankers by 67%

Citigroup dealmakers post 14% fee rise as traders beat expectations

Lazard hires HSBC dealmaker Altajir to lead new Abu Dhabi office

Deutsche Bank hires top Barclays banker Swerling as global head of ECM

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The German lender has hired Barclays’ co-head of equity capital markets to lead its team globally

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The UK lender has given the leading compliance job to a 20-year veteran

The lawsuit claims the tech giant abused its dominance and overcharged companies for search advertising services.

Google Faces Potential $6.6 Billion U.K. Antitrust Lawsuit Over Search Advertising

The Swedish private-equity company said its portfolio has limited direct exposure to tariffs, but the deterioration in market conditions will inevitably hurt its exit agenda this year.

EQT Has Limited Direct Tariff Exposure, But Expects Exit-Plan Hit

EQT Says Its Portfolio Has Limited Direct Tariff Exposure, But Sees Impact on Exit Plans

An options trader’s gutsy bets have drawn followers, and a few nicknames.

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Meet ‘Captain Condor,’ the Options Trader Whose Crew Can Move Markets

A judge demanded more answers from the government about what it has done to facilitate the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

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Trump and Judiciary in Escalating Standoff Over Wrongfully Deported Migrant

The FTC wanted $30 billion to drop its case. Zuckerberg offered much less and hoped Trump would back him up.

By Dana Mattioli, Rebecca Ballhaus and Josh Dawsey

Inside Mark Zuckerberg’s Failed Negotiations to End Antitrust Case

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