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Opinion: Putin’s days may be numbered, but the West’s distrust of Russia will endure
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Russia drops charges against Prigozhin and others who took part in brief rebellion
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Putin blasts ‘traitors,’ thanks nation for unity after aborted rebellion
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What next for Putin? That’s one of many unanswered questions after failed revolt.
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UBS laying off 35,000 Credit Suisse bankers, staff: Bloomberg
UBS AG UBS is preparing to cut about 35,000 jobs or more than half of Credit Suisse’s work force starting next month as a result of the emergency takeover of the financial giant, according to a Bloomberg report citing people familiar with the bank.Investment bankers, traders, and support staff in London, New York and parts of Asia will see the majority of the job cuts, the report said.Almost all activities of the bank are at risk.The job cuts amount to about 30% of the combined UBS and Credit Suisse bank and will take place in three rounds starting in July, the report said.U.S.-listed shares of UBS are up by 1.6%.
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slaps sanctions on gold companies funding Wagner Group
The U.S.Treasury Department on Tuesday sanctioned four companies and one individual connected to the Wagner Group and the mercenary group’s founder, Yevgeny Prigozhin.The Treasury said the targeted entities in the Central African Republic, United Arab Emirates and Russia have used illicit gold dealings to fund the group, and the individual, Andrey Nikolayevich Ivanov, has been central to Wagner units in Mali.The companies include Dubai-based Industrial Resources General Trading and CAR-based Diamville SAU.The sanctions freeze all U.S.-based property of the designees, and prohibit Americans from doing business with them.Prigozhin and the Wagner Group carried out a short-lived rebellion against the Kremlin over the weekend.
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