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HSBC to freeze salaries and hiring globally in 2016
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Asian markets: Shanghai Composite declines following China's weak manufacturing data
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Tesco plans simple pricing to win back shoppers
New strategy mirrors Sainsbury's and comes as Morrison to cut prices of 1,072 products.
Toyota suspends production at Japanese plants for a week due to parts shortage
Vehicle production lines outside Japan not affected and will continue as usual.
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The MEP's voted against measures designed to reprimand further blacklisted tax havens.
Biggest British multinationals paid little or no UK corporation tax in 2014
A Sunday Times investigation found that the likes of the likes of Shell, Lloyds and Vodafone paid no taxes.
Google's billions have 'no bearing' on the amount of UK tax it pays, executive insists
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Boeing wins Air Force One contract from US Pentagon
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Help to Buy scheme for London set for launch amid city's house price surge
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Barclays Jes Staley appoints JP Morgan veteran Venkatakrishnan as its new chief risk officer
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76 Tesco stores will no longer operate for 24 hours
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EU referendum: David Cameron warns Brussels over 'not good enough' reform offer
British prime minister says good progress was made, but more talks need to be done.
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US presidential state car 'Beast' undergoing secret tests to be ready for Obama successor
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