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Dutch finance minister Wopke
Hoekstra said on Wednesday that Brexit was a "tragedy" for
Britain and the European Union, and should be agreed under the
softest possible terms.
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Posted at 10:11h
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Dozens of MPs consider running on own softer Brexit platforms or even standing aside
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Telecoms company prepares for government talks over national fibre broadband rollout
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Posted at 09:55h
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Talks with potential strategic and
private equity investors to rescue Thomas Cook's German tour
business going well and many investors have expressed interest
in the company as a whole or in its branches, the insolvent
company's liquidator said.
Posted at 09:53h
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Most Southeast Asian stock markets closed
lower on Wednesday as rising tensions between the United States
and China punctured hopes of a trade deal with talks slated to
begin on Thursday.
The dispute intensified after Washington imposed visa
restrictions on Chinese officials over th
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Hays Travel will buy all Thomas Cook's
British travel agent shops, potentially saving up to
2,500 jobs, Britain's insolvency agency said on Wednesday, in a
rare reprieve for high streets across the country.
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Exxon Mobil has appointed Bank of
America Merrill Lynch to run the sale of its Malaysian oil and
gas assets as the U.S. firm accelerates a vast disposal
programme, banking and industry sources said.
Posted at 09:31h
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London's exporter-laden FTSE 100 lagged
its European peers on Wednesday, as sterling gained on a report
that the EU was ready to make a "major concession" on the Brexit
divorce deal, while Just Eat helped the index hold on to slim
gains.
Posted at 09:29h
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Six of the Nordic region's
biggest banks have agreed to invest in pan-Nordic instant
payment system P27, aiming to integrate payment services in the
region into a single platform to help boost business.
Posted at 09:21h
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London's exporter-laden FTSE 100 lagged
its European peers on Wednesday, as sterling gained on a report
that the EU was ready to make a "major concession" on the Brexit
divorce deal, while Just Eat helped the index hold on to slim
gains.
