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UK Neets Fall Below One Million But Youth Unemployment 'Battle Not Over'
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US Companies Absent From Russia's Economic Forum as Putin Demands Respect
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General Electric Chief Jeff Immelt Bullish About Alstom Deal
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UK Net Migration Figures Jump Despite David Cameron's Pledge to Cut Numbers
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Property Website Zoopla to List on London Stock Exchange
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China and Japan Factory Output Edges Up, Shows PMI
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China to Begin Cyber Checks on IT Products Following Spying Allegations
China will vet all technology products and services used by government, following US allegations of cyber spying.
UK Recovery Strengthens as Business Investment Picks Up
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UK University Students Demand Lower Fees and More Tutoring
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Royal Mail Shares Tumble Amid Moya Greene Warning on 'Intense' Parcels Competition
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Vietnam Offers Help to Companies After Deadly Anti-China Riots
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FatFace Scraps London IPO
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eBay Breach: Do I Need to Change My Password?
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A massive data breach has forced eBay to warn 233 million users to change their passwords
The Bill Browder Interview: Enact the 'Magnitsky Sanctions' Now and Hit Russian Human Rights Abusers
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Unite Fights for no Compulsory Redundancies as Lloyds Cuts 645 Jobs
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