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• 'More support for women start-ups'

  02-06-2017 23:32 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The government should give more support for women starting up businesses, says social network boss Lu Li.
  
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• 'Incentives for UK manufacturing'

  02-06-2017 23:28 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Sophie Kelly of ski wear clothing firm Snooks wants to see incentives to keep manufacturing in the UK.
  
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• Tanzania's mobile-based health insurance

  02-06-2017 23:23 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The app making health insurance more affordable for low-income communities in Tanzania.
  
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• British Airways cabin crew vote for more strike action

  02-06-2017 20:17 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The long-running dispute will continue with a four-day walkout starting on 16 June.
  
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• Putin scorns US claims over Trump-Russia ties

  02-06-2017 19:34 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The Russian leader accuses Americans of "hysteria" over alleged Kremlin meddling in US politics.
  
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• Non-Farm Payroll Numbers In Focus

  02-06-2017 19:31
  
  The hotly anticipated Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS monthly non farm payroll numbers disappointed ahead of the bell this morning 138K new jobs were reportedly produced in the month of May as opposed to 184K expected in consensus Revisions to the two previous months fell by another
  
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• The Long Case For Voya Financial

  02-06-2017 18:34
  
  By Eric Gregg ByEric Gregg 52 Week High 4352 Week High 43 52 Week Low 2352 Week Low 23 Net Debt in millions 2610Net Debt in millions 2610 Last 12 months EPS 2 61Last 12 months EPS 2 61 Last 12 months revenue in millions 10 824Last 12 months revenue in
  
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• Financial Sector (Part II): Buying Opportunity Or Time To Underweight?

  02-06-2017 18:34
  
  By Brian Gilmartin CFA ByBrian Gilmartin CFA As this blog post is being written on Wednesday afternoon May 31 2017 the Financial sector has given up all of its gains for 2017 and has under performed the S amp P 500 by nearly 650 700 bps year to date As this blog post is being written
  
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• BA delays: Airline changes advice over claims for expenses

  02-06-2017 17:51 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The airline changed its advice following a row with insurers unhappy about wording on an online form.
  
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• How Investors Should Read The Jobs Report And US Withdrawal From The Paris Agreement

  02-06-2017 16:37
  
  Anybody who has ever worked in financial markets, and particularly anybody who has spent time in dealing rooms, is used to following news closely. The sense of anticipation on a trading desk as major releases approach is incomprehensible to those who have never witnessed it. Trading slows to a virtual standstill in
  
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• Russia lifts sanctions on Turkish food in diplomatic thaw

  02-06-2017 16:18 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The ban dated back to Turkey's 2015 downing of a Russian bomber in the Syria conflict.
  
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• US adds fewer jobs than expected

  02-06-2017 16:02 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The US unemployment rate declined in May, but employers added just 138,000 jobs.
  
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• How the Post-it became a million dollar idea

  02-06-2017 15:52 via bbc.co.uk
  
  BBC business presenter Aaron Heslehurst explains how the Post-it note became a million dollar idea.
  
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• Google to let publishers charge users for ad-blockers

  02-06-2017 15:43 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The tech giant is also working on an ad-blocker of its own for the Chrome web browser.
  
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• Motorbike sales help to fuel Togolese economy

  02-06-2017 15:14 via bbc.co.uk
  
  In the Togolese capital of Lome, the motorbike industry is big business.
  
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• Rise in housebuilding boosts construction sector in May

  02-06-2017 14:18 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Builders saw a rebound in activity in May as residential projects picked up, a survey suggests.
  
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• Putin asks US business chiefs to help improve ties

  02-06-2017 13:58 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The Russian president says ties with the US are at their worst point since the Cold War.
  
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• Hoover pension deal agreed affecting 7,500 members

  02-06-2017 13:50 via bbc.co.uk
  
  "Challenging circumstances" mean a deal to transfer Hoover's pension scheme is struck to stop the firm going bust.
  
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• Could South Africa be bruised by a bad Brexit deal?

  02-06-2017 13:24 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The BBC's Karen Allen explores the consequences of Brexit for companies in South Africa.
  
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• Sterling flat as shares edge higher

  02-06-2017 13:16 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The pound was volatile on election uncertainty as opinion polls point to a narrowing race.
  
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• Paris climate deal: US firms criticise Trump move

  02-06-2017 10:21 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Fears grow that withdrawing from the Paris accord will hurt US companies and damage innovation.
  
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• Snapchat Spectacles arrive in UK

  02-06-2017 08:18 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Video-recording glasses go on sale in the UK, as the company behind Snapchat tries to diversify.
  
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• Fresh bid to oust Unite union boss Len McCluskey

  02-06-2017 06:59 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The Unite leader's supporters are accused of harassing supporters of challenger Gerard Coyne.
  
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• Climate clash

  02-06-2017 04:27 via bbc.co.uk
  
  President Trump ditches the Paris accord, but almost all big firms say pulling out is an error.
  
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• ViaSat-2: Satellite goliath goes into orbit

  02-06-2017 03:12 via bbc.co.uk
  
  ViaSat-2 enters the record books as the most powerful commercial broadband spacecraft ever launched.
  
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• One in 13 ethnic minority workers are in insecure jobs, says TUC

  02-06-2017 01:55 via bbc.co.uk
  
  The TUC says black and Asian workers are increasingly more likely to be in temporary or zero hours jobs.
  
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• 'Reduce NI payments'

  02-06-2017 01:38 via bbc.co.uk
  
  We ask businesses what single policy they want to see from the next government.
  
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• 'We need a fundamental review of business taxes'

  02-06-2017 01:37 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Mike Coupe, chief executive of supermarket chain Sainsbury's, says the UK needs to fundamentally review business taxes.
  
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• 'Don't treat international students as migrants'

  02-06-2017 01:36 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Language school director Val Hennessy wants foreign students taken out of the UK's migration figures.
  
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• Worked to death

  02-06-2017 01:35 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Japan has some of the world's longest working hours, and some young Japanese are literally working themselves to death.
  
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• From videos to vlogs

  02-06-2017 01:31 via bbc.co.uk
  
  In the 1980s, Jane Fonda sold millions of workout videos. Now anyone can be an online fitness guru.
  
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