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The Bank of England will announce its latest monetary policy decision before the opening bell on Thursday as the U.K. navigates an emergence from lockdown measures and crucial Brexit talks with the EU.

The U.K.'s competition watchdog has given Amazon's minority investment in Deliveroo the green light.

The European Commission has launched an investigation into Google's proposed acquisition of Fitbit for $2.1 billion.

Talks as recently as June had hit an impasse when Buenos Aires said it could not "responsibly commit" to the terms offered by creditors.

BP said it had halved its dividend to 5.25 cents per share for the quarter, compared to 10.5 cents per share for the first quarter.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is scheduled to hold a press briefing on Monday as the state continues with its reopening plan amid outbreaks in other parts of the nation.

Societe Generale set aside more capital due to the pandemic and announced a reduction in its trading business.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, 65, is seeking his sixth term in office having been in power since 1994.

American lawmakers fear current antitrust laws are not fit for the digital economy. This is a concern also shared by many lawmakers in Europe.

United Airlines is adding a few new flights but remains hesitant to increase capacity too much amid weak demand.

European equities closed out the month in negative territory on Friday, as investors digested corporate earnings and economic data.

The results beat expectations as analysts had forecast 1.48 billion euros in net income.

The move comes after the government imposed restrictions across swathes of northern England following a rise in the rate of transmissions.

The euro zone economy contracted by 12.1% in the second quarter of 2020, compared to the first three months of the year, according to preliminary data from the region's statistics office.

Nokia saw its profits rise 22% to 316 million euros ($376 million) in the second quarter despite quarterly revenues falling 11% to 5 billion euros.

TikTok plans to give high-profile creators over $2 billion in the next three years as it wages war on Instagram and YouTube.

Analysts had warned that "Big Oil" companies were likely to report "horrendous" second-quarter results.

The British firm is just one company working on a potential coronavirus vaccine.

Credit Suisse reported a 24% jump in net income from a year ago, despite a "challenging economic environment."