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J Sainsbury Profit Growth Slows as UK Grocery Market 'Remains Challenging'
UK supermarket Sainsbury's sees 5.3% rise in underlying profit to £798m.
Imperial Tobacco Profits Hit By Russian Smoking Advertising Ban
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German Minister Sigmar Gabriel: 'European Union Will Rely on Russian Gas in Short Term'
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Markit PMI report shows UK service sector outperforming analysts' expectations during April.
European Union Playing Hard Ball Over Gazprom's South Stream Gas Pipeline
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BMW Set to Sell Record Number of Vehicles in 2014 After Strong First Quarter
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