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FIVE at FIVE: Rolls-Royce resentment, Meta's record fine; Ryanair price hikes ok; 2008 interest rate rigging; FTSE 100

Here’s Proactive’s round-up of the top financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news

1. Rolls-Royce boss slams engineer's previous management (again)

New Rolls-Royce boss Tufan Erginbilgic continued to express his ambitions to drive the company forward despite having a further dig at past mismanagement.

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2. Meta hit with record fine over failure to protect EU user data

Issuing a €1.2bn fine, Ireland’s Data Protection Commission ruled that Meta had failed to put safeguards in place to prevent EU user data being accessed by US intelligence agencies, marking further bad news for the tech giant.

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3. Ryanair may be hiking prices, but customers shouldn't be concerned

Though Ryanair warned of price rises, even a double-digit increase would leave the budget carrier competitive against the likes of easyJet and Wizz Air, analysts said.

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4. Interest rate rigging was 'state led' and 'covered up'

Central banks and governments pressed lenders to manipulate benchmark interest rates at the height of the 2008 financial crisis, an expose alleged.

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5. The FTSE 100

The UK's blue-chip index closed 0.2% higher at 7,771 in a cautious start to the week, with debt ceiling talks in the US set to restart later today.

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