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The telecoms regulator Ofcom names seven bidders for the upcoming auction of bandwidth for 4G mobile broadband services.
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The Bank of Japan boosts its key stimulus measure in an attempt to revive growth in the world's third-largest economy.
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Changes to car insurance for females to come into force, stopping companies pricing according to gender.
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Hong Kong authorities launch an inquiry into "possible misconduct" by UBS in submissions for Hong Kong's inter-bank lending rate.
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Shares of Mitsubishi Motors fall after the firm announces that it will recall 1.2 million cars in Japan to fix faulty oil engine seals.
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Burma's textile and garment sector is set to grow rapidly after the formerly closed country passed a key foreign investment law.
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Cinema woos senior citizens
20 Dec 2012 1:17:08
How cinema is wooing an older crowd
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The value of North Sea oil to Scotland's economy is becoming more erratic and difficult to predict, according to a think tank report.
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A committee of MPs tells the energy regulator Ofgem to stop energy firms offering cheap deals to new customers while overcharging existing ones.
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Qantas Airways gets initial approval from Australia's competition authority for its proposed alliance with Dubai-based Emirates.
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Why tinsel is made in the UK rather than in China
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Are large 4x4s being overtaken by humble estate cars?
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Will the row over usage rights have long-term damage?
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Government measures are not always welcome
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Scientists probe Antarctic lake hidden for thousands of years
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US attorney general Eric Holder say UBS has pleaded guilty to the charges of Libor rigging and taken "significant steps" to help investigators.
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Mathematician Colin Wright co-devised a mathematical system for unlocking juggling moves.
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Curators at the National Museum of London have discovered what they believe to be the first ever recordings of a family Christmas.
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ScotRail confirms that strike action due to take place on 22 December and Christmas Eve has been called off.
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The US government is to sell its remaining 26.5% stake in carmaker General Motors, it is announced.
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Struggling Eastman Kodak sells its digital imaging patents to a consortium of investors for $525m (£322m).
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A bear sanctuary in Vietnam, home to more than 100 bears rescued from the illegal bile-farming industry, is facing eviction from one of the country's national parks.
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A Soyuz rocket carrying an international crew of three has successfully launched from Kazakhstan in Russia, beginning its two-day flight to the International Space Station.
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The growing evidence linking green spaces to human wellbeing could help strengthen the case for conservation, a leading academic argues.
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A powerful new satellite will be launched on Wednesday for the British military, completing the space segment of its Skynet telecommunications system.
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