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Deutsche Bank stocks sink-

FRANKFURT, March 24 (Xinhua) -- The share prices of Germany's biggest lender Deutsche Bank (DB) plunged on Friday as concerns about the health of European banks are mounting in the wake of the collapse of banks in the United States.

Swiss authorities announced on Sunday that UBS will acquire its rival to restore market confidence.

The Swiss National Bank's support and the regulators' statement indicate that Credit Suisse will continue in its current form.

The Chancellor is using economic fallacies to justify the corporation tax hike. In the end, it will destroy growth and productivity

Follow @MrTopStep and @BretKenwell on Twitter and please share if you find our work valuable.Our ViewI guess if you're a stock market optimist, bailing out Credit Suisse is a bullish idea but when you look at the long history of the billions already lost and all the mistakes, it can't be a good idea. Just

Regulator SEBI on Thursday allowed alternative investment funds to participate in the Credit Default Swaps market as protection buyers and sellers in a bid to facilitate deepening of the domestic corporate bond segment. The new norms, which will come into force with immediate effect, allow business entities to hedge risks associated with the bonds market. CDS is a specific kind of counter-party agreement which allows the transfer of third party credit risk from one party to ano...

What could be driving the intense chatter regarding default?

A sovereign default is “failure by a country’s government to pay its debt”