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16 Feb Cambridge caught in crossfire of US-China tech war

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Beijing’s influence on British universities is growing and uncontrolled, say experts

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16 Feb Deutsche Bank faces departures over contractor pay cut

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Lender has changed its hiring policy ahead of reforms to UK off-payroll tax rules

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16 Feb Deutsche Bank faces freelancer departures over pay cut

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Lender has changed its hiring policy ahead of reforms to UK off-payroll tax rules

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16 Feb SE Asia Stocks-Markets subdued, China rate cut soothes virus anxiety

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Most Southeast Asian stock markets were subdued in thin trading on Monday, as stimulus measures from China helped cushion the impact from the coronavirus epidemic on regional economies. As governments unleash more monetary loosening to protect their economies, China's central bank lowered o

16 Feb UPDATE 2-China’s home price growth hits near 2-year low as coronavirus spreads

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* Coronavirus impact yet to be fully reflected - analyst (Adds more details on cities)

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16 Feb Canada’s Trudeau scraps Barbados trip to try to resolve anti-pipeline protests

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has canceled his planned trip to Barbados to help resolve widespread rail disruptions caused by indigenous rights activists opposing the construction of a natural gas pipeline, his office said on Sunday.

16 Feb China’s Jan home prices up 6.3% y/y, slowest since July 2018 as virus takes toll

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New home prices in China rose 0.2% in January from a month earlier, easing from a 0.3% increase in December, Reuters calculated from official data on Monday, as a coronavirus outbreak brought the country's property market to a halt.