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One of Syria's leading businessmen says its economy is being crippled by foreign sanctions and that the government is slowly disintegrating.
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The fashion chain, Matalan, becomes the latest employer to withdraw from a controversial government-backed work experience scheme.
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Administrators say they have new information on the takeover and running of Rangers which will help form a full picture of club finances.
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Average house prices have risen in just two local authority areas since the UK's property boom peaked in 2007, research by the Halifax bank suggests.
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Although Morocco avoided a revolution last year, its economy is fragile. So what can the authorities do to give it a boost?
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During last year's unrest Formula 1 withdrew its race in Bahrain. But will it go ahead during the next racing season?
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How the super rich buy their homes
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Mortgage firms make it harder to take out interest-only loans
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A software development student from York who hacked into Facebook is jailed for eight months.
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How Wall Street is no stranger to being in the firing line
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The Republican-led US House of Representatives passes a bill to renew the payroll tax cut, ending months of partisan debate on the issue.
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Some high street shops have blamed Poundland for taking their customers away. However, its chief executive told BBC Radio 5 live Breakfast that amid tough economic times, shops need to respond to what people want.
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Iceland is safe to invest in again, according to Fitch, which upgraded its credit rating three years after its economy spectacularly collapsed.
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Rangers chairman Craig Whyte says "every penny" that has come in and gone out of the club has been "properly accounted for".
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A former Essex county cricketer has been jailed for four months after admitting a corruption charge relating to a 40-over game against Durham.
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As London Fashion Week gets under way, Topshop boss Sir Philip Green has pledged to continue helping more young people get ahead in the industry.
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Italian prosecutors have arrested eight people and seized $6 trillion in fake bonds found in a Swiss warehouse
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Portsmouth Football Club has gone into administration for the second time in three seasons.
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US consumer prices rose by 0.2% in January, driven by rising costs of clothes and petrol, the Labor Department says.
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David Cameron has signed an agreement on nuclear energy that will pave the way for new jobs in the UK.
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Rupert Murdoch is to launch new weekend tabloid the Sun on Sunday "very soon" and lifts all staff suspensions.
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Struggling Greeks losing belief in the state
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A former Pakistani international cricketer is named in court as the go-between who persuaded an Essex player to take part in a spot betting scam.
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Dubai-based Dragon Oil announces it is considering making an offer for Edinburgh-based oil and gas explorer Bowleven.
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The price of diesel has hit a new high, at 143.05 pence a litre, figures suggest.
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