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Faruk Fatih Ozer, the former CEO of the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange Thodex, has been extradited from Albania to Turkey to face charges of fraud and money laundering. Upon his arrival at Istanbul Airport on Thursday, the 29-year-old was immediately detained by police, according to state-run Anadolu Agency.

Amazon.com Inc. lost its appeal of a move by European Union antitrust regulators to allow for parallel EU and Italian antitrust probes into how the e-commerce giant may have unfairly treated some sellers on its platform.

Marine Le Pen, who leads the far-right National Rally party in France’s National Assembly, is more popular than President Emmanuel Macron, according to an Ifop poll for Paris Match published on Wednesday.

Nokia Oyj reported weaker-than-expected earnings, amid a slowdown in demand for its 5G gear in some of the company’s more mature markets.

Dollar bonds of a company controlled by Indian billionaire Gautam Adani rallied after the firm said it will consider a partial debt buyback, its first such move since it was targeted by a short seller in January.

Electric vehicle charging networks look set to face growing scrutiny from European Union antitrust regulators following a study of potential competition bottlenecks, as governments encourage drivers to switch from polluting combustion engines.

Emmanuel Macron’s government outlined a plan to accelerate debt reduction that would require the state to make unpopular cost savings, just as the embattled French leader tries to turn the page on his unpopular pension reform.

Europe’s largest asset manager sees the region’s bank bonds as the most attractive globally, after last month’s sector turmoil opened up a buying opportunity.

Expanding coal-fired power is China’s “only real option in the short term” to meet rising electricity demand, including from new energy vehicles, according to ANZ Group.