Australians unhappy with $620m of presents
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Russian military plane crashes into Black Sea, killing passengers and crew
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Why Deutsche and Credit Suisse settled on Xmas eve
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Alibaba under pressure over fakes
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Gold extends run of weekly losses
Gold futures capped the longest run of weekly losses in 12 years as the case for higher US interest rates strengthens.
Fox News shakes off tough year
Rupert Murdoch's Fox News has done a better job keeping the viewers it gained during the campaign than competitors.
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