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Ireland elections: what happens next?
Ireland's election results seemed strangely familiar, as the two main incumbent parties retained power.
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South Korea's martial law turmoil: what it means for the economy
A shock declaration of martial law in South Korea was swiftly put down, but it exposed the nation's vulnerable democracy. What happens now?
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India's stock market drops - why it's thrown investors into frenzy
Nifty 50, India's stock market index, has dropped 8% from a September record amid concerns of an economic slowdown and foreign investors pulling out
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France’s government collapses – could it trigger the next euro crisis?
Briefings France’s government has toppled after losing a vote of no-confidence, plunging the euro zone’s second-largest economy into turmoil. Is this 2012 all over again and should Europe be worried?
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Parents face £1,000 'nanny tax' – how to afford it
Hiring a nanny is about to become even more of an expensive hassle for families, especially those in London. Here's how to cut costs
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Business rates relief to be slashed – how to cut costs
Labour has promised to reform business rates, the corporate equivalent of council tax
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Justin Sun: China’s revolutionary crypto visionary
Justin Sun, founder of the Tron blockchain and cryptocurrency made his fortune young from bitcoin trades. Now he wants to change the world
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Is now the time to buy Marshalls?
Former market darling Marshalls, a landscaping and building products supplier, looks too cheap. Is it time to buy this once-admired stock?
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Top UK stocks with healthy cash flows and dividend yields
Three promising UK stocks according to Alan Dobbie, co-manager, Rathbone Income Fund
