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A ‘retail moment’ in Mexico City
We are in Mexico City for a trade trip on the way home from the G20 summit, writes Gary Gibbon.
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Spain’s troubled banking sector secures a 30bn euro bailout following an emergency meeting of eurozone finance ministers.
A Syrian general from a powerful family close to President Bashar al-Assad defects and is on his way to Paris, the French government confirms.
A surprise deal between eurozone countries is struck at a Brussels summit allowing bail-outs to directly support distressed banks, rather than making national governments taking on the burden.
Prime Minister David Cameron will today attend a crucial summit that could determine the future of the eurozone.
The campaign to keep Scotland in the UK, headed by former Labour chancellor Alistair Darling, launched in Edinburgh today – but it faces an uphill funding battle.
We are in Mexico City for a trade trip on the way home from the G20 summit, writes Gary Gibbon.
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