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Global growth worries weigh on Asia stockshttps://on.ft.com/2FXQryr 

Tencent looks for growth after year to forgethttps://on.ft.com/2FQzDcy 

US Senate to consider competing plans to end shutdownhttps://on.ft.com/2DrMXT9 

Companies take advantage of thaw in junk bond markethttps://on.ft.com/2FXBht1 

John Paulson mulls shutting his hedge fundhttps://on.ft.com/2FSoKa8 

IBM’s revenue and earnings came in slightly ahead of expectations in the final quarter of last year, as the computer maker sought to stabilise its operations and convince Wall Street that it is moving closer to a new period of growthhttps://on.ft.com/2FSiVti 

The FT View: With Theresa May's Brexit deal deadlocked, a catastrophic crash-out is becoming ever more likely — and parliament can't allow it.https://on.ft.com/2DtEe2R 

Theresa May has told ministers they will be expected to vote next week to keep open the option of a no-deal Brexit — a move that dismayed senior cabinet figures and business leadershttps://on.ft.com/2DsFFyi 

Patisserie Valerie, the UK café chain that was undone by widespread accounting fraud, has crashed into administration after last-ditch talks with banks failed to secure a financial lifelinehttps://on.ft.com/2FTPlmX 

Vladimir Putin has ruled out a deal with Japan to end a 70-year dispute over islands that were seized by Soviet soldiers at the end of the second world warhttps://on.ft.com/2DsHfjW 

Martin Wolf: painful action and bold leadership is needed now to tackle climate changehttps://on.ft.com/2FVPaYi 

More trouble for US-China trade talks: The Trump administration just rejected an offer by Chinese vice-ministers to travel to the US to prepare for discussions, citing a lack of progresshttps://on.ft.com/2FPoicF 

Michael Skapinker: When it comes to learning languages, research shows children do better in a multilingual environment than total immersionhttps://on.ft.com/2Dqf6cV