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Business secretary Vince Cable has launched an informal review of the way it conducts stock market flotations of public assets.
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Luxury carmaker Bentley says it is on course for record sales in 2014 after a 23% increase in deliveries in the first half of the year.
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We face an endless string of choices, which leads us to feel anxiety, guilt and pangs of inadequacy that we are perhaps making the wrong ones. But philosopher Renata Salecl asks: Could individual choices be distracting us from something bigger—our power as social thinkers? A bold call for us to stop taking personal choice so seriously and focus on the choices we're making collectively.
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Reports indicate Russia has launched its all new Angara rocket on a maiden flight from the northern Plesetsk military cosmodrome.
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Some of the biggest names in business, sport and entertainment are due to be sent new tax demands, when HMRC gets new powers later this month
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The Conservatives will have a manifesto commitment over strike ballots by unions, David Cameron tells MPs.
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US plane maker Boeing and Emirates Airline finalise a $56bn deal for 150 new 777X mini-jumbo jets.
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London Market Report
09 Jul 2014 8:34:08
After dropping more than 1% on Tuesday, the FTSE 100 loses further ground with insurance group Admiral the biggest faller on the index.
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Reforms to Mexico's telecoms market are forcing a break-up of Carlos Slim's America Movil empire.
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Shop prices in June fell at the fastest annual rate since at least 2006 as retailers fought to attract customers, the British Retail Consortium (BRC) says.
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House prices are continuing to edge up, according to the the UK's largest mortgage lender, the Halifax.
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Computer graphics are used to show how one of the first land predators on Earth would have moved 410 million years ago.
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England is still not doing enough to tackle the risks from climate change, government advisers say.
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A guide to assistance dogs
09 Jul 2014 1:37:54
A guide to canine helpers
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Shipping Australia's Chief Executive, Rod Nairn, says plans for a new canal to link the Atlantic and the Pacific will bring 'real benefits' to trade in Asia.
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Shiny butterfly wings yield tech surprises
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Female snapping shrimps are more aggressive than males when defending their territories despite their smaller claw size, a study shows.
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The BBC's David Willey says the president and four non-executive members of the governing board of the Vatican bank will step down on Wednesday.
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Public sector workers in Greece begin a 24-hour strike in protest at continuing spending cuts, with hospitals and prisons among sites affected.
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Talking to the chieftain about sexism
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Taking on Turkey's male-dominated business community
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Almost half of UK managers work an extra day of unpaid overtime per week, a study into UK working practices suggests.
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Would shopping and cable cars ruin the Grand Canyon?
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Chancellor George Osborne has met the new Indian prime minister Narendra Modi in the hope of strengthening and deepening commercial relations between India and Britain.
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Edinburgh Zoo's Giant Panda Tian Tian has conceived after being artificially inseminated earlier this year, but experts say she is not technically pregnant.
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