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14 Nov Royal Mail boss must rise to leadership challenge

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Rico Back reveals a further fall in revenue and productivity difficulties

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14 Nov Brexit deal leaves the UK less sovereign, not more

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Leavers have found turning back the tide of EU law far more complex than they expected

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14 Nov May accord leaves Britain bound to Brussels

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Brexiters determined to seize back sovereignty struggle at turning back tide of EU law

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14 Nov How May’s Brexit deal could lead to a second referendum

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Growing parliamentary rebellion raises fresh questions over the UK’s exit from the EU

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14 Nov Paths to a second Brexit referendum or no-deal

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May’s travails could also lead to scenarios including passing her treaty or renegotiation

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14 Nov PG&E’s stock deepens slump as wildfire fans liability fears

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Shares of PG&E Corp sank 29 percent on Thursday, bringing the loss in its stock market value to nearly $16 billion since the breakout of a deadly wildfire in northern California that investors fear will be blamed on the utility.

14 Nov Brexit leaves Tories no longer looking like party of government

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Comparisons with Major era’s internal conflicts miss the far higher stakes

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14 Nov Defaulted Nordic power trader reaches agreement with creditors

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Norwegian power trader Einar Aas has reached an agreement with creditors, including Nasdaq Clearing, after his default in September forced members of the clearing house to stump up around 100 million euros ($113 million) to cover his losses.