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* Intrum looking to become one of Italy's top debt
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Britain is hoping companies in the bloc will push for a good trade deal
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Amber Rudd will not have enough time for new brief, say critics
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BERLIN, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Facing a tough line from Brussels
on what economic ties between Britain and the European Union
will look like after Brexit, a pair of senior British ministers
made a direct pitch to Germany to cut Britain a good deal.
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MILAN, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Italy's Intesa SanPaolo
is considering selling its debt collection business and a bad
loan portfolio to Sweden's Intrum Justitia, the two
companies said on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Democratic U.S. lawmakers
accused Russia on Wednesday of a "relentless assault" on
democratic institutions worldwide, and called on President
Donald Trump to treat election interference as a national
crisis.
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* European stocks fall on bond sell-off
* Defensives under pressure; banks rise
* Gold jumps, U.S. stocks down
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ΑΤΗΕΝS, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Greece's top administrative court
will consider on Jan. 29 whether to give the go ahead for a
luxury resort project on a disused Athens airport, that is a key
part of the government's privatisation programme.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 10 (Reuters) - The head of the U.S. Chamber
of Commerce said on Tuesday that economic gains made through
tax cuts and the lifting of business regulations would be
undone if the United States canceled trade deals, including the
North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Jan 10 (Reuters) - Berkshire Hathaway Inc on
Wednesday promoted two of its top executives, Gregory Abel and
Ajit Jain, adding them to its board and cementing their status
as the most likely successors to Warren Buffett atop the
conglomerate.