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19 Nov UPDATE 2-With Carney warning of 1970s-style shock, UK firms ready for no-deal Brexit

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* No sign of formal challenge to May's leadership (Adds more Carney comment, May to Brussels, Rees-Mogg)

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19 Nov UK regions have diverged since Brexit vote

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Economic gap between north and south has worsened

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19 Nov SoftBank doubles down on Korean online retailer Coupang with $2 bln investment

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SoftBank Group Corp's Vision Fund is investing $2 billion in South Korea's top e-commerce firm Coupang, the retailer said on Tuesday, as the loss-making startup girds for battle against rivals backed by the country's cash-rich chaebol.

19 Nov EU nations line up with Brexit demands

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Theresa May’s ability to withstand pressure from Europe is severely constrained

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19 Nov Why England is facing a rising tide of knife crime

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Police forces look to the US and Glasgow for solutions after fatal stabbings soar

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19 Nov UK Plc prepares for messy Brexit as clock ticks down

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British companies selling everything from washing machines to flights, food and mortgages plan to spend tens of millions of pounds in case the political brinkmanship gripping the country leads to a disorderly Brexit.

19 Nov German financial markets watchdog urges greater focus on cyber crime

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Banks need to do more to counter cyber crime, including spending more on identifying risks and paying greater attention to the issue at the management level, the president of Germany's financial market watchdog Bafin said on Tuesday.