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— Charlie Chaplin
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UK business should be more like the US on Brexit
Airbus has finally gone public — how many others will follow?
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Airbus threatens to yank U.K. investments if London fails to get Brexit deal with EU
Airbus SE threatened to pull its U.K. investments if Britain walks away from the European Union without a deal, upping the stakes for Prime Minister ...
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Thailand’s military junta chief to visit London and Paris
Human rights activists condemn trip as triumph of business over democratic principles
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Card overtakes cash transactions in UK
UK Finance's latest Payments report said changing consumer habits contributed to 13.2 billion card payments at the end of 2017
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Visa rules squeeze finance graduates out of UK
FT Masters in Finance 2018: ranking and analysis
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Brexit, Theresa May si salva in Parlamento
LONDRA - Ancora una volta un compromesso dell'ultima ora ha salvato Theresa May. Il dibattito in Parlamento sul Brexit Bill, la legge che punta a sostituire tutta la legislazione...
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UK keen to stay in EU standards system after Brexit
Move follows business warnings that creating UK benchmarks would increase costs
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Libri in Tribunale per Poundworld, la catena del "tutto a una sterlina"
La Brexit colpisce ancora. In Gran Bretagna sono sempre di più le catene delle vendite al dettaglio costrette a chiudere. Tanto che sui media inglesi si parla del fenomeno della...
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UK business riled by approach to post-Brexit ties
Frustrated corporate leaders allege ‘zero formal consultation’ on white paper
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Anchor International Companies Are Investing in Ethiopia - Mofa Directorate General
[Ethiopian Herald] Zelalem Birhan received his Bachelor of Arts in economics from Addis Ababa University in 1992. He also received his graduate degrees in Diplomacy and International Law and Business Administration from Coventry University in England and Southern Queen University of Australia respectively. He then served in the Ministry of ...
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Gold jewellery sales recovering in China
LONDON: Gold jewellery sales in number one market China are finally picking up after years of decline, but consumers are still shying away from platinum.
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Britain may invest directly in Hitachi’s Welsh nuclear plant
Britain is considering direct investment to help a unit of Japan’s Hitachi Ltd. build a new nuclear power station in North Wales, the country’s business ...
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Deputy PM Şimşek: Funds started flowing
Foreign funds started to flow after international concerns about Turkey’s monetary policy were largely addressed during meetings with investors in London, Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek said on June 3.
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UK court to rule on Northern Ireland abortion law
Seven Supreme Court justices in London will announce their decision on June 7.
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Reassurance meeting with investors in London ‘fruitful,’ Turkish Deputy PM Şimşek says
Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek said the meetings in London meant to reassure investors about the direction of monetary policy and the country’s economy has so far been “fruitful.”
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How regulatory reforms will shape the future of online betting
One thing is certain, much will change in the online gambling business in UK the coming years.
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How UK's regulatory reforms shape online casino
One thing is certain, much will change in the online gambling business in UK the coming years.
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OurCrowd partners with UK healthcare group Halma
The partnership with the Israeli equity crowdfunding platform will help Halma achieve its purpose of growing a safer, cleaner, healthier future.
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UK must ‘fully’ leave EU customs union: Johnson
Britain must be “fully out” of the EU customs union after Brexit in order to be a global trading nation, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on May 28, piling further pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May.
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May says abortion is a matter for Stormont
Downing St signals Northern Ireland should decide law after landslide Irish vote
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UK makes Galileo a condition for EU defence collaboration
Exclusion from navigation system would hit trust needed for full security partnership, London warns