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IMF says failure to increase U.S. debt ceiling would have ‘serious repercussions’
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Intel says Italy still in the game as talks over chip plant continue
MILAN (Reuters) -Italy remains a potential location for Intel to build a new European chip plant, the U.S. chipmaker told…
BoC to raise rates by 25 bps to peak of 4.50% on Jan. 25: Reuters poll
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Marketmind: Netflix flickers
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Swiss National Bank chairman says inflation ‘far too high’
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As South Korean government proposes flexible overtime rules, some fear workers may suffer
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Egypt’s soaring prices drive home economic pain
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