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PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - Nov 21 Nov 21st 2012, 01:34 Tue Nov 20, 2012 8:34pm EST Financial Times Headlines HP TAKES $8.8 BLN CHARGE OVER AUTONOMY - PAY-OUT VOTE SEES EXIT OF XSTRATA CHAIRMAN - UBS FRAUD TRADER JAILED FOR SEVEN YEARS - COHEN LINKED TO $276 MLN INSIDER TRADING SCHEME - CREDIT SUISSE SPLITS OFF GLOBAL INVESTMENT BANK - US BANKS WARN ON MONEY TRANSFER RULE - CHEVRON SEEKS PROBE OVER ECUADOR CASE - EADS PACT FACES SHAKE UP - Overview HP TAKES $8.8 BLN CHARGE OVER AUTONOMY Hewlett-Packard Co on Tuesday took a massive $5 billion charge, claiming a raft of failures at software firm Autonomy. PAY-OUT VOTE SEES EXIT OF XSTRATA CHAIRMAN Xstrata's chairman is to resign once the merger with Glencore is completed, bowing to shareholder anger over a proposed multimillion-dollar payout to executives. UBS FRAUD TRADER JAILED FOR SEVEN YEARS UBS trader Kweku Adoboli was jailed for seven years on Tuesday for the biggest fraud in British history, which cost the Swiss bank $2.3 billion. COHEN LINKED TO $276 MLN INSIDER TRADING SCHEME The former hedge fund manager accused of a $250 million insider trading scheme worked for some time for SAC Capital. CREDIT SUISSE SPLITS OFF GLOBAL INVESTMENT BANK Credit Suisse is splitting its global investment banking operations from those in Switzerland as it seeks to adapt to what it calls "the new regulatory reality". US BANKS WARN ON MONEY TRANSFER RULE Banks are urging regulators and politicians to rethink new U.S. rules governing international money transfers just months before they are due to come into effect. CHEVRON SEEKS PROBE OVER ECUADOR CASE Chevron, the U.S. oil group, has filed a complaint calling for an investigation of the comptroller of New York state. EADS PACT FACES SHAKE UP The French and German governments are looking at forming a new shareholder pact at EADS, under which each would hold a stake of 12 percent in the company. Link this Share this Digg this Email Reprints

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