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The entrepreneurs celebrating their past failures
Success in business is acclaimed, but a growing global movement wants failure to be celebrated too.
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Hospitality sector ‘anxious’ over summer staffing
Some fear they will have to close or offer a reduced service when they should be at their busiest.
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Has Janet Yellen’s trip to Beijing improved US-China relations?
Polite communication has returned to US-China relations - but progress could easily be knocked back.
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Minister refuses to commit to following pay board advice
Review bodies are advising the government on pay rises for public sector workers such as doctors.
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Ofwat complacent over Thames Water affair – MP
A committee of MPs will quiz the watchdog on Wednesday over whether it has been "asleep at the wheel".
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Twitter: The town clock that only chimes on social media
While it rings out on social media, the actual clock in town is stuck on one minute past nine.
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Families of Boeing 737 Max crash victims seek unlawful killing verdict
An inquest will be held for three UK passengers who died when a Boeing 737 Max airliner crashed in Ethiopia.
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Energy bill support: More than 700,000 households miss out
Hundreds of thousands of people who live off grid did not apply for a £400 payment they were entitled to.
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Ford Fiesta fans on why they love their cars
As Ford announces the end of the Fiesta, keen fans sing its praises and mourn its loss.
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China hits Jack Ma’s Ant Group with nearly $1bn fine
After the fine, authorities signalled an end to a crackdown on tech firms.
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