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6Ovialand provides ‘instant home, instant financing’ for Filipino families
Every family dreams of having a beautiful home to live in. However, construction of a house may take time. Add to that...
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We could raise interest rates faster, says Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey
The Bank of England is leaving “all options on the table” including a bigger 50 basis-point interest rate rise to tackle 40-year...
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School-leavers face toughest fight for university places ‘in living memory’
Students with top A-level grades will be turned away from universities under the most competitive admissions process in living memory, an expert...
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Tesco faces shortage of Heinz products after row over rising prices
Tesco is facing shortages of Heinz baked beans, ketchup and salad cream after a fallout with the US brand over price increases....
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UK to impose steel import tariffs for another two years, government says
Tariffs on steel imports from China and other countries are to be extended for another two years, the UK government has announced,...
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Royal Mail managers vote to strike over jobs dispute
Royal Mail managers have voted to strike in a dispute over job cuts and a redeployment programme to bring in “worsening terms...
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Marcos takes power 36 years after father’s ouster
BONGBONG MARCOS FB PAGE Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. took his oath as Philippine president on Thursday, completing a remarkable comeback for one...
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Easing COVID-19 rules, growth focus aid China bulls’ cautious return
REUTERS HONG KONG — The latest easing of coronavirus travel rules combined with other encouraging policy signals have began luring some foreign...
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BOJ’s public relations crisis forces rethink on inflation message
WIKIPEDIA.ORG TOKYO — Japan’s central bank has stumbled into a rare public relations storm that has dragged debate about its ultra-low interest...
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Companies cut spending, jobs as outlook grows less certain
COURTESY OF TESLA, INC. Executives at electric carmarker Tesla, drugmaker Novartis, and retailer Bed Bath and Beyond are cutting spending or jobs...
