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Drug maker Novo Nordisk invests $744 million to expand Danish plant
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Austrian central bank defends compulsory mortgage-lending standards
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German 2022 industry output to rise slightly, 2023 looks gloomy – BDI
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EU Justice Commissioner to meet Meta, Twitter executives in Dublin
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Sri Lanka to hold rates as inflation slows slightly, focus on IMF bailout
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‘Toxic Twitter’ activists ramp up pressure on brands after Trump account reinstated
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Spain’s inflation to remain at around 7% until year end, minister says
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China leads global equity IPO volumes this year
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BOJ’s price gauge hits record high in sign of broadening inflation
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