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European shares led higher by stronger banks, merger deals

By: Reuters: Company News
MILAN, Nov 14 (Reuters) - European shares rose sharply on Monday, underpinned by gains among bank sector stocks, while debt collector Intrum Justitia soared to a record high after a merger deal and Siemens rose after a software acquisition.
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