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  SpiceJet, Credit Suisse Tell Supreme Court They Resolved Financial Dispute

  SpiceJet and Swiss firm Credit Suisse AG Thursday told the Supreme Court about the resolution of their financial dispute which led to the withdrawal of an appeal by the low-cost airline against a Madras High Court verdict which had ordered its winding up due to alleged non-payment of dues to the Swiss firm.

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  How Scandal And Mistrust Ended Credit Suisse's 166-Year History

  Credit Suisse Group AG, once one of the stalwarts of the global financial system, is no more.

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  Credit Suisse Says Rogue Staffer Took Personnel, Salary Data

  Credit Suisse Group AG warned part of its workforce that a former employee copied and took some of their personal data years ago, including descriptions of their compensation.

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  SpiceJet, Credit Suisse Tell Supreme Court They Resolved Financial Dispute

  SpiceJet and Swiss firm Credit Suisse AG Thursday told the Supreme Court about the resolution of their financial dispute which led to the withdrawal of an appeal by the low-cost airline against a Madras High Court verdict which had ordered its winding up due to alleged non-payment of dues to the Swiss firm.

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• Pearls Imports Fine Print Hint at Capital Flight From India

  Spurt in imports of precious stones when gold imports fell, is a hint at capital leaving the country: Credit Suisse

• Macro Hedge Fund That Made 47% Says Dollar's Drop Isn't Done

  Former Credit Suisse trader, whose macro hedge fund surged 47% last year, is holding on to bearish bets on dollar.

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  Bid To Game GST May Be Behind September Exports Surge

  Over-invoicing for tax credits may have led to exports surge, says Credit Suisse.