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Thousands gather for Mandela service
 
Obama among world leaders attending 'celebration' of statesman's life as thousands of South Africans gather in Soweto to say goodbye to the country's first black president
 
 
 
China data defy slowdown forecasts
 
 
Overseas banks fear effects of China rules
 
 
US sells last of its General Motors stake
 
 
Equities drift awaiting fresh catalysts
 
 
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Oil groups in rush for US export licences
 
US government granted 103 licences to ship crude oil abroad in latest fiscal year, up by more than half from fiscal 2012, says data obtained by FT
 
 
 
Return of boom-era debt deals raises alarm
 
 
Norway leads SWF push into China
 
 
Lloyds gains on St James's Place sale
 
 
Record Chinese imports boost iron ore
 
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Riot police clash with protesters in Kiev
 
Talks to end the bitter stand-off between opposition party-backed demonstrators and Ukraine's embattled president could start later on Tuesday
 
 
 
US budget deal threatened by party politics
 
 
Alleged coup plotter freed in Turkey
 
 
Japan counts the cost of inflation drive
 
 
Malta passport sale puts UK under pressure
 
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Bank critic plans to vote for strengthened Volcker rule
 
Commodity Futures Trading Commissioner Bart Chilton, an outspoken critic of big banks, plans to vote for a strengthened version of the Volcker rule limits on proprietary trading.
 
 
 
First rise in US mortgage debt since 2008
 
 
Pacific Rim trade talks make progress
 
US & Canadian companies
 
Lululemon billionaire founder quits
 
The controversial founder of yoga-wear retailer Lululemon quits, capping a tumultuous year for the Nasdaq-listed company
 
 
 
Wall Street wins Volcker rules concession
 
 
Icahn forces way on to Hologic's board
 
 
Ex-banker sentenced for money laundering
 
 
US shale boom squeezes European chemicals
 
 
 
 
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