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Uncertain economy may delay rise, Fed chair suggestsFederal Reserve chair points to ‘considerable uncertainty’ in speech following weak jobs report on Friday, amid concerns over Brexit and Chinese economy
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Kipper Williams on Mike Ashley appearing before MPsFounder of Sports Direct to finally give evidence on working conditions at Shirebrook warehouse
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The hard-hat chancellor: what kind of Britain is Osborne building?He loves to pose in a high-vis jacket… but will the chancellor’s grand projects deliver?
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EE has given my pay-as-you-go number to someone elseThe network passes me from pillar to post every time I call to get to the bottom of the issue
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Guardian Sustainable BusinessGuardian Sustainable BusinessCan a Detroit crowdfunding movement reverse Rochdale's decline?Inspired by micro-funding organisation Detroit Soup, Rochdale residents hope to harness social entrepreneurship to reinvigorate the struggling town
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