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Economy
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People
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Transport
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Transport
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West Midlands
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Retail & High Street
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£100m NatWest funding deal for housing provider
West Midlands
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Economy
The ONS has published new data on young people not in employment, education or training
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South East
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London Stock Exchange gets green light to launch new trading platform
Finance
The Financial Conduct Authority has given the London Stock Exchange the green light to operate a new private stock market, clearing the path for the market's launch later this year
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Bournemouth Airport workers vote to strike over pay
Transport
The transport hub says it is in talks with Unite and is hoping an agreement can be reached ahead of the industrial action
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Deals
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Environment
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Retail & High Street
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Retail & Consumer
The accounting error could wipe tens of millions of pounds from profits
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Economy
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Employment
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Airbus workers to stage strikes amid pay dispute
Aerospace
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By City AM
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