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Futures imply slightly higher open in wake of selloff

NEW YORK - U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Wednesday, implying a modest rebound from a sharp decline in the previous session, though questions remain about when the Federal Reserve would adjust its rate policies.

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Investors see higher yields as U.S. jobs data resets Fed calculus

NEW YORK - Before last Friday, many investors opined that the U.S. Federal Reserve would probably raise interest rates only once this year. Making the first hike in about nine years would be almost symbolic, as if the central bank was showing it still knew how.

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Credit Suisse new boss could ax 2,900 investment bank jobs: analyst

LONDON - Credit Suisse's new boss Tidjane Thiam could cut almost 3,000 jobs from its investment bank, or 15 percent of staff, as part of a shift of capital away from trading desks to private banking in Asia, analysts said.

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Brent oil hits one-month low below $56 on dollar rally

LONDON - Brent crude oil slipped to a one-month low below $56 a barrel on Wednesday before steadying as a rally in the U.S. dollar and global oversupply weighed.

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Hyundai Motor plans to boost U.S. capacity as SUV sales rise: sources

DETROIT/SEOUL - Hyundai Motor Co plans to expand its U.S. factory, three people familiar with the matter said, hoping to ramp up production of sport utility vehicles (SUVs) as lower oil prices boost demand for gas-guzzling trucks.

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France's nuclear love affair too strong to let Areva fail

PARIS - The future of France's nuclear industry has never looked bleaker, with a government pledging to wean the country off atomic power, cut-throat rivalry in world export markets and the debt of flagship nuclear group Areva in junk territory.

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