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Wednesday December 04 2013
 
 
UK Homepage
 
Darling under Tory fire over Scottish campaign
 
Signs of growing frustration in Downing Street over the former Labour chancellor's leadership of the 'Better Together' Scottish campaign
 
 
 
Europe to unleash heavy rate-fixing fines
 
 
Cameron defends GSK during China trip
 
 
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Video
 
Shrinking miners
 

Growth in the iron-ore mining sector is at a standstill. Vincent Boland and Joseph Cotterill discuss planned cuts to capital expenditure by Rio Tinto and Vale, whose investment priorities are shifting to cater to demanding investors.

 
US homepage
 
SpaceX launches first commercial satellite
 
This weeks lift-off after three aborted attempts is the first commercial contract – a key test for the company launched by entrepreneur Elon Musk
 
 
 
US senators warn on Huawei South Korea deal
 
 
Biden condemns China over air zone
 
Europe homepage
 
Ukraine protesters vow to keep up pressure
 
Government survives a no-confidence vote in parliament over its withdrawal from an integration agreement with the EU
 
 
 
UK backs BP in dispute with US government
 
 
Boom-era credit deals poised for comeback
 
Asia homepage
 
A gambler's guide to Beijing's currency moves
 
Macau suggests money is still flowing into China, as year-on-year gambling revenues jump more than a fifth in November
 
 
 
Volcker vote set for December 10
 
 
CITIC's Chinese Australia mine sets sail
 
World News
 
N Korea's Kim ousts uncle, Seoul claims
 
South Korean intelligence says North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has purged his uncle, previously seen as one of the most powerful people in the country
 
 
 
Maduro faces big test of popular opinion
 
 
Tsipras looks to EU poll for mandate
 
 
Hopes and dreams for a girl with cancer
 
 
Abhisit reflects on Thai protest paradox
 
Companies News
 
IBM challenges India tax claims
 
Tech group is the latest western multinational to become entangled in a potentially costly tax dispute in India, as it appeals against an $800m demand
 
 
 
Spotify embarks on charm offensive
 
 
Strong US sales boost Detroit Three
 
 
Should AT&T buy Vodafone?
 
 
HTC's One Mini smartphone banned in UK
 
Markets
 
Caution reigns ahead of US jobs data
 
Investors turn more risk averse ahead of Friday's non-farm payrolls report and a series of other key risk events this week, including ECB and BoE meetings
 
 
 
Hong Kong IPO market springs back to life
 
 
Judge clears way for Detroit debt talks
 
 
UK must be wary of housing bubble risks
 
 
Portugal's bond swap passes market test
 
Comment
 
China must not copy the Kaiser's errors
 
Beijing, in its dispute with Japan over the ownership of some uninhabited islands, risks repeating the errors of an earlier era that led to war
 
 
 
London's mayor is half right on greed
 
 
Letta needs to start governing
 
 
Britain must face its household debts
 
 
Turkey needs a more liberal democracy
 
Management
 
Power to the people
 
Stephen Fitzpatrick talks about how his tiny energy supplier is turning up the heat on dominant incumbents amid rising concern over rising UK household bills
 
 
 
Marriages can survive start-up pressures
 
 
Do I warn about affair emails?
 
 
 
 
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