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03 Nov Business is most popular degree subject in UK universities

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Number of students enrolling in the course set to hit record this year

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03 Nov Parties’ spending plans signal return to a ‘1970s-sized state’

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Both Tory and Labour election promises will result in higher taxes, report warns

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02 Nov UPDATE 1-Australia’s Westpac looks to raise $1.7 bln as profit slumps 15%

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Westpac Banking Corp reported a 15% drop in full-year cash earnings on Monday and said it was looking to raise A$2.5 billion ($1.73 billion) as Australia's No. 2 lender looks to beef up its capital levels to meet regulatory requirements.

02 Nov Australian shares set to rise on signs of Sino-U.S. trade progress, NZ up

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Australian shares are poised to open higher on Monday, tracking a surge in global equities and crude prices, after the United States and China signalled progress in trade talks and strong economic data from both the nations lifted sentiment. The Chinese Commerce Ministry on Friday...

02 Nov Australia’s Westpac profit falls 15%, cuts dividend

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Westpac Banking Corp reported a 15% drop in full-year cash earnings on Monday and cut its dividend, as Australia's No.2 lender also set aside more money to meet compliance and customer compensation costs.

02 Nov Republicans, Democrats, “SNL” attack Warren’s U.S. ‘Medicare for All’ plan

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Senator Elizabeth Warren's $20.5 trillion plan to provide healthcare for all Americans was attacked and mocked over the weekend by Democrats, Republicans, and "Saturday Night Live," the long-running New York comedy show.