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The business secretary says protectionism would lead to depression, as talks start to end strikes over foreign workers.
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Gasoline prices edged higher Saturday and are now 14% higher from where they started the month, according to a daily survey of credit card swipes.
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Europe faces a risk of more social unrest unless measures are taken to tackle the economic crisis, France’s finance minister says.
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Google is hit by technical problems with users temporarily told all search results were potentially harmful.
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After initially vowing to unveil a new financial rescue package this coming week, senior officials in President Obama’s administration now say the rollout date is being pushed back an extra week.
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Google says a “human error” left users temporarily being told that all search results were potentially harmful.
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Trade ministers from 24 countries pledge to agree a long-debated global trade deal by the end of this year.
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In the wake of the salmonella outbreak that has sickened more than 500 people and been linked to eight deaths, peanut butter makers have moved to separate themselves from the company that produced the tainted product.
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The threat of cybercrime is rising rapidly and attacks can threaten whole economies, warn experts at the World Economic Forum.
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Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso announces a $17bn aid package to help Asian countries weather the economic downturn.
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Ministers are in “close contact” with talks aimed at ending walkouts at energy plants across the UK, the government says.
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Gordon Brown says there is no precedent for the global financial crisis, and the world must come together to solve it.
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Campaigners want new ticket machines.
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Pressure grows on ministers to act over strikes in support of a walkout by energy workers angry at the use of foreign labour.
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Small and medium-sized manufacturers are laying off staff at the fastest rate since the early 1990s, says the CBI.
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