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Ire among people of all ethnic backgrounds throws up new challenge for UK politicians
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Boris Johnson sympathetic to calls for relaxation of rule to boost the economy
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Telefonica's German division
has signed a deal to sell thousands of phone masts for
1.5 billion euros, the latest move by a telecom operator to
generate cash from its assets in preparation for investment in
next-generation 5G internet.
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LONDON, June 8 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A team of
British scientists developing a coronavirus vaccine has set up a
special company to distribute it if they are successful, rather
than partnering with a big pharmaceutical company, to ensure
access for the world's poorest.
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Tech-driven insurance startup Lemonade
Inc filed for its U.S. initial public offering (IPO) on Monday,
looking to take advantage of a recent recovery in the market
after the coronavirus crisis slammed the brakes on new listings.
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The Nasdaq Composite Index rose
to a new high on Monday, and looks on track to confirm that it
was the first of Wall Street's main indexes to enter a bull
market two and a half months ago, after Wall Street's nosedive
on worries about the novel coronavirus.
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If coronavirus changes the way people travel, the motorhome industry could reap permanent gains
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A South Korean court on Tuesday
denied an arrest warrant request for Samsung Group heir Jay Y.
Lee after prosecutors accused him of accounting fraud and stock
manipulation.
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Genworth MI Canada Inc, which
runs the largest Canadian private residential mortgage insurer,
said on Monday it has no plans to change its underwriting policy
for debt service ratio limits, minimum credit score and
downpayment requirements.
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Spain's Telefonica has
inked a deal to sell thousands of phone masts in Germany for 1.5
billion euros, the latest move by a telecom operator to squeeze
cash from its assets in preparation for investments in
next-generation 5G internet.