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Eastleigh poll result ‘too close to call’
Counting begins in key byelection for coalition parties
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WORLD
Feb 27, 2013
S Africa forecasts slower growth in 2013
Budget deficit for financial year predicted to rise to 5.2%
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WORLD
Feb 27, 2013
Osborne faces Tory calls to help families
Chancellor urged to use Budget to ease cost-of-living pressures
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
Feb 27, 2013
Bean defends BoE’s inflation policy
Deputy governor sets up potential conflict with Carney
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CONSTRUCTION
Feb 27, 2013
Imtech launches €500m rights issue
Dutch group acts on debt as chief departs early
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MANAGEMENT
Feb 27, 2013
Design space: Wilton’s safer sledgehammer
A head that won’t fly off the handle
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- Design space Nivea unifies packaging
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
Feb 27, 2013
India calls end to economic downturn
Delhi estimates GDP growth above 6% next fiscal year
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WORLD
Feb 26, 2013
Republican presses on with tax reform plan
Camp claims “green light” to craft a bill by end of the year
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COMMENT
Feb 26, 2013
US budget: Another crisis looms
If the White House and Republicans cannot agree on how to fund $1.2tn in deficit reduction, the fallout will be dire
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Feb 26, 2013
Rome deadlock exposes Europe’s debt delusion
A banking system overloaded with debt is a cause of nervousness
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Feb 26, 2013
Revenues lift for Staffline
Sales rise by 27% on demand for temporary blue collar workers
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HEALTH
Feb 25, 2013
Return of bear hug would show M&A revival
Royalty Pharma’s bid for Elan is well below a killer price
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Feb 25, 2013
Eastleigh poll points to Clegg lifeline
Voters appear unswayed by allegations against Lord Rennard
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Feb 25, 2013
Science must be spared Washington’s axe
Cutting R&D capability would be irresponsible, say Rafael Reif and Craig Barrett
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Japan’s chance to end its long stagnation
The new leaders of the central bank will have to act in uncharacteristic fashion, says Paul Sheard