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Air travel approaching peak levels

5th April 2019 Chris Kimble

In Domestic Affairs

Lords are considering Brexit procrastination

5th April 2019 Matthew P.

US services sector is growing less rapidly

In Foreign Affairs

US services sector is growing less rapidly

4th April 2019 David Stevenson

Business in the US services sector grew less strongly in March than a month earlier. ISM research institute announced this. The purchasing managers’ index, the measure of activity,…

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March was positive for EU service economy

In Money Matters

March was positive for EU service economy

4th April 2019 Matthew Weller

Activity in the services sector in the euro zone grew slightly faster in March. That emerges from definitive figures from market researcher Markit. The purchasing managers’ index, which…

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Wall Street hopeful about trade negotiations

In Foreign Affairs

Wall Street hopeful about trade negotiations

4th April 2019 Charles Sizemore

The stock exchanges in New York started trading with gains on Wednesday. Investor sentiment is supported by hopeful signals about the negotiations between the United States and China…

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BAM is renovating Jesus College in Oxford

In Domestic Affairs

BAM is renovating Jesus College in Oxford

3rd April 2019 Charles Sizemore

BAM has been selected for the renovation and expansion of Jesus College in Oxford. The construction company reports that the job for the part of the renowned Oxford…

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In Foreign Affairs

Barnier: Britons responsible for no deal

3rd April 2019 Matthew P.

Concessions offered to Brussels on Thyssen-Krupp and Tata Steel merge

In Money Matters

Concessions offered to Brussels on Thyssen-Krupp and Tata Steel merge

3rd April 2019 Helen Rush

Thyssen-Krupp and Tata Steel have offered concessions to the European Commission for approval of the intended merger of their European steel activities. A spokesperson for the committee announced…

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Lidl introduces ‘Too Good to Waste’ fruit and vegetable box

In Money Matters

Lidl introduces ‘Too Good to Waste’ fruit and vegetable box

2nd April 2019 Chris Kimble

After a successful trial period, Lidl will roll out the ‘Too Good to Waste’ fruit and vegetable box to all its stores in Great Britain. The box, which…

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British House of Commons finds no majority for renewed Brexit plan

In Domestic Affairs

British House of Commons finds no majority for renewed Brexit plan

2nd April 2019 Matthew Weller

The British lower house has again found no majority for one of the alternative Brexit plans on Monday evening. Monday was dominated by a second series of so-called…

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