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Faisal Islam: Voters are being taken for fools on the economy
Do promises to leave various tax rates alone have any credibility, asks the BBC's economics editor.
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Post Office sabotaged Horizon probe, says investigator
Independent investigator says Post Office tried to obstruct probe into IT flaws.
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Boeing boss admits culture ‘far from perfect’
Dave Calhoun will face questions on the firm's safety record from US lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Post Office sabotaged Horizon probe, says investigator
Independent investigator says Post Office tried to obstruct probe into IT flaws.
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Low investment blocking UK growth, says think tank
Both Conservative and Labour plan to reduce government investment over the next parliamentary term
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Soup sales up as rainy spring affects spending
One of the rainiest springs on record boosted soup sales while denting those for sun cream, figures suggest.
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Soup sales up and sun cream down in wet June
One of the rainiest springs on record boosted soup sales while denting those for sun cream, figures suggest.
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Apple scraps its Pay Later loan scheme
It marks a retreat for the technology giant from plans to offer traditional financial services.
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Apple scraps its Pay Later loan scheme in US
The decision marks a retreat for Apple from its plans to offer traditional financial services.
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Could brain-like computers be a ‘competition killer’?
Computers built like brains could be much more energy efficient than current designs.
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