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Apple chief calls on US government to slash US corporate tax
Apple has called for US corporate tax rates to be slashed after it admitted sheltering at least $30bn (�20bn) of international profits in Irish subsidiaries that pay no tax at all.
'We pay every dollar of tax we owe'  Telegraph.co.uk
Tax Issue Aside, Apple Has Big Fans in Congress  Wall Street Journal
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Mark Carney warns Europe against lost decade of austerity
The incoming governor of the Bank of England has warned Europe it must make "sustained and significant reforms" if it is to avoid a Japanese-style lost decade caused by austerity measures.
House prices rise by 2.7% across UK in the last year � but are up a whopping ...  This is Money
Pound slides after inflation slowdown revealed  Financial Times
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Carney agrees with King - Bank of England not a "one-man show"
By Leila Lemghalef. MONTREAL | Tue May 21, 2013 8:58pm BST. MONTREAL (Reuters) - The next head of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, agreed on Tuesday with current Governor Mervyn King that the Bank could not be run as a one-man show.
Europe faces lost decade, says Mark Carney  Telegraph.co.uk
Carney Says Europe Could Benefit From Canada Economic Policies  Bloomberg
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Burberry Earnings: China Sales Up 20%
LONDON�Burberry Group PLC showed further signs of recovery following a midyear profit warning, as it reported a rise in full-year revenue on Tuesday.
Men are the new fashion dollies  The Times (subscription)
Burberry boosted by Asian retail growth  The Guardian
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Vodafone chiefs defend retention of �2.1bn Verizon Wireless dividend
Major shareholders had urged Vodafone to distribute most of the special dividend from its 45pc stake in the growing American operator.
Vodafone to retain �2.1bn Verizon dividend  Financial Times
UPDATE 4-Vodafone chief Colao says happy with Verizon stake  Reuters UK
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M&S profits drop 14% on weak clothing sales
Marks and Spencerannounced a 14.2 per cent fall in pre-tax profit for the first three months of the year, the lowest since 2005. The figures were released as M&S's chief executive promised improved shareholder returns and the retailer unveiled further ...
Marks & Spencer to halt store openings  Telegraph.co.uk
Marks & Spencer Earnings: Results Pressure CEO  Wall Street Journal
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Alex Salmond has been putting the economic case for independence
Scotland can "more than afford' to be a successful independent country, its first minister has said. Alex Salmond was speaking as he launched a paper outlining the nation's key economic strengths.
Scotland's economy 'robust enough for independence'  AFP
Independent Scotland's economy has what it takes to thrive, says Salmond  The Guardian
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Get rid of public stake in RBS and Lloyds as a priority, says IMF
Disposing of the public holdings in Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds should be a priority for the Government, the International Monetary Fund will say tomorrow.
Could RBS stay in an independent Scotland?  BBC News
UK Business Minister: RBS, Lloyds Too Risk-Averse on Loans to Firms  Wall Street Journal
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BoI reverses mortgage tracker increase for 1200 customers
The Bank of Ireland (BoI) has reversed controversial increases of mortgage rates for some of the 13,500 affected borrowers following pressure from consumers and lawyers.
Bank of Ireland reverses mortgage rate increase for 1200 borrowers  The Guardian
BoI informs 1200 UK customers they won't face mortgage increase  Irish Examiner
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Paragon plans return to banking business
Nigel Terrington, chief executive of Paragon, said yesterday the company would start providing personal and car loans again, as part of a planned move back into the consumer banking.
REFILE-Paragon lifts first half profit and seeks acquisitions  Reuters
UK buy-to-let lender Paragon to launch bank in 2014  Reuters UK
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