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11 Nov UPDATE 3-UK PM May stares into Brexit abyss as domestic opposition mounts

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* Deal text is done, but May faces lots of opposition (Edits, adds Spanish PM, German finance minister, other details)

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11 Nov Works by Keith Haring to be shown in UK for first time

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Tate Liverpool hosts first big British exhibition of a man who took inspiration from New York graffiti

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11 Nov U.S. not too bothered by Europe’s idea for Iran trade as companies moving out

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The United States is not too concerned by Europe's idea for a special purpose vehicle (SPV) to circumvent U.S. sanctions with Iran as companies are already withdrawing from the Islamic State in droves, the senior official for financial intelligence said.

11 Nov UPDATE 1-GE chief Culp says need to cut debt urgently, shares fall

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General Electric Co Chief Executive Officer Larry Culp said on Monday the company was saddled with too much debt and would urgently sell assets to reduce levels of leverage, sending its shares down as much as 8 percent.

11 Nov UPDATE 1-Russia’s Gazprom preparing 5-year Eurobond in euros – source

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Russian gas giant Gazprom is preparing a 5-year Eurobond denominated in euros, a financial market source said on Monday.

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11 Nov General Electric CEO Culp says company has too much debt

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General Electric Co Chief Executive Officer Larry Culp said on Monday the company was saddled under too much debt and would urgently sell assets to pay off debt, sending its shares down 8 percent.