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U.S. home sales fell in
January, but the constraint from tight supply could ease as
building permits and the number of homes under construction at
levels last seen nearly 13 years ago.
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Fear of post-Brexit tariffs forces groups to rethink dependence on overseas markets
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Frontrunner in Labour leadership race to scrutinise any Boris Johnson trade deal
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* China's exports of aluminium products: https://tmsnrt.rs/38Pgjb0
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The government’s new proposals are driven by politics rather than economics
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Pakistan has until June to improve
its counter-terror financing operations in line with an
internationally agreed action plan or face actions against it, a
global watchdog said on Friday.
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The coronavirus outbreak in
China has not yet reached its peak, state television quoted a
top decision-making body of the ruling Communist Party as saying
on Friday.
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94,000 fewer people received the income top-up last year
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Who said utilities shares
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DAKAR, Feb 21 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Senegal's
start-up scene is dominated by men, the laws are complex and the
taxes are high - all reasons why talented businesswomen from the
West African nation shy away from creating companies, said
entrepreneur Seynabou Thiam.