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Europe
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H&M profits hit by cotton prices
Budget fashion chain H&M blames higher cotton prices and a strong currency after its first-quarter profits fall 30%.
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Irish banks need extra 24bn euros
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Political unrest hits air travel
The political turmoil in the Middle East slowed growth in air passenger numbers in February, according to IATA.
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Egypt stock market tumbles again
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Profits up for UAE ports operator
Asia
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Acer chief leaves after board row
Chief executive of PC maker Acer, Gianfranco Lanci, resigns after disagreeing with the board over major areas of strategy.
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Vodafone makes $5bn India buyout
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Baidu deletes 2.8m online works
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Rangers could go bust - chairman
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Spurs profit from Uefa campaign
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Big brands set for rural India's shelves
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Massive data is the challenge
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Making content do the talking
Companies
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Retail banks 'aren't competitive'
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Daily Sport group ceases trading
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Oddbins to go into administration
UK Your Money
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Webuyanycar.com 'misled sellers'
Internet car buying company Webuyanycar.com bought cars for hundreds of pounds less than the original valuation, a regulator says.
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Small firms calling for clarity
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New state pension 'at least £155'
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