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Hopes of EU-US agreement put on ice, say Brussels sourcesUncertainty grows about trade deal with the EU that some in the US felt would be more important to its interests than a post-Brexit deal with Theresa May
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Cash sweetener aims to entice staff to new Birmingham HQCanary Wharf staff offered up to £2,500 for each employee persuaded to relocate from London as CEO admits to ‘tricky’ task -
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Alex Mahon appointed chief executiveFormer boss of MasterChef maker Shine becomes the first woman to run a UK broadcaster larger than Channel 5
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All the tea in China – in picturesChina is the world’s biggest tea producer, producing 2.43m tonnes of tea last year
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Retain and retrain - how to keep an ageing population happyWith one in three workers soon to be over 50 some creative thinking is needed to keep them employed and fulfilled
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Fighting Petplan tooth and claw over our cat’s claimWe’d been paying for cover for more than 20 years but when it came to dental treatment we were refused
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Royal Mail’s Keepsafe just let our mail pile up on the doormatWe used the service four times when we went away and each time it let us down
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Guardian Sustainable BusinessGuardian Sustainable BusinessAdopting the sustainable development goals is a business opportunity for AustraliaIt will take a different kind of business leadership to take full advantage of the opportunities offered by the sustainable development goals
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Small Business NetworkSmall Business NetworkThe government will need to help startups with Brexit costsAs UK startups face uncertainty around doing business in Europe, a tech entrepreneur makes the case for the introduction of a Brexit tax credit
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Global Development Professionals NetworkGlobal Development Professionals NetworkMudslides and floods cause devastation in Sri Lanka – in picturesLast Friday heavy rain caused floods and landslides that killed more than 200 people and displaced 600,000 from their homes in Sri Lanka
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Project Syndicate economistsProject Syndicate economistsThe global economy can recover faster if we avoid the obvious pitfallsThe world economy faces some serious downside risks but at least we now know where the risks are and how to work around them
British Airways Independent inquiry ordered into IT meltdown