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Birth of new Greek drachma would be pained, rushed

If or when policymakers finally decide Greece should leave the euro, the exit could happen so quickly that "new drachma" currency notes might not be printed in time.

Facebook faces crucial week after modest debut

Shares in Facebook may have a hard time in the coming week if its lead underwriter stops supporting the stock and managers lower down in the IPO book decide to get out.

Apple, Samsung CEOs in US court talks over patent row

Apple and Samsung Electronics come face to face on Monday in mediation over a dispute in which the iPhone maker claims the Korean firm has copied some of its products.

LSE profits up 30%

The London Stock Exchange Group has reported profits up nearly a third, driven by the inclusion of its newly acquired index business and its clearing unit.

National Grid full-year profit up, outlook positive

National Grid , Britain's biggest energy distributor, reported a 5% increase in full-year profits, in line with estimates, and said it was positive on its outlook for next year.

Aviva says CEO search to take all year

Insurer Aviva said the search for a new chief executive would take the rest of the year as it unveiled its results for the three months to March.

Wanted - iron ore traders

For commodities traders looking for a six-figure salary with a bonus of up to 300%, iron ore, the latest bulk commodity where spot markets have evolved, is the new pot of gold.

Greggs sales soggy after April washout

Greggs, Britain's largest food-on-the-go retailer, said underlying sales had been hit by the miserable weather, which has continued into May after the country's wettest recorded April.

G4S revenues rise, sees further 2012 progress

Security firm G4S posted a rise in first-quarter revenues, helped by strong growth in developing markets, and said it expected to make further earnings progress in 2012.

Google, Apple shares better long-term vs Facebook - Barron's

Shares of Google and Apple are probably better long-term bets than Facebook, and investors would do well to skip its highly-touted IPO, Barron's wrote in its 14 May edition.

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