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ECB considers extending stimulus as Italy demands more time for bank rescueEuropean Central Bank could extend its quantitative easing programme today, as the future of Italy’s weaker banks hangs in the balance
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Historic brewery to sell up before being turned into luxury flatsEquipment ABInBev left behind is to be auctioned by Singaporean buyer of site in Mortlake -
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Tata Steel agrees deal with union chiefs to save 8,000 UK jobsPlant would remain open under plan that could still be sunk if workers reject pensions overhaul
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Rio Tinto to use drones to monitor workers' private livesPrivacy campaigners express alarm after company contracts Sodexo to ‘capture individual insights’ from staff in Western Australian mining camps
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Number’s up with Nationwide as it blocks all my accountsThe Post Office keeps on returning my bank statements because my house doesn’t have a number
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Can we divorce to avoid the higher stamp duty on second homes?I own a property but my husband does not, so if we got a divorce and he bought the property we think we could save thousands
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Guardian Sustainable BusinessGuardian Sustainable BusinessUnilever, P&G and Kraft Heinz criticised for recycling label failuresCompanies say the task has been made difficult by differences in recycling rules in different parts of the UK and Europe
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Small Business NetworkSmall Business NetworkCommercial disputes cost small firms £11.6bn a year, survey findsNearly three quarters of disputes are down to late or non-payment, according to research from Federation of Small Businesses
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Global Development Professionals NetworkGlobal Development Professionals NetworkBreathing in poison – Lahore’s growing air pollution problemToxic smog in Pakistan’s second largest city risks the health of its residents, but the government is failing to address the issue
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Project Syndicate economistsProject Syndicate economistsWill Trump herald a US economic boom?His policies have risks, but deregulation, tax cuts and infrastructure spending will boost business confidence
Sports Direct chairman hits out at critics as profits plunge by 57%
US bank quit role over share deal concerns, court filing claims
Auditor under investigation over company's family deal
Simon Goodley So, Mike Ashley, can we handle the truth?