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First man to run a mile in under four minutes went on to neurology
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LONDON, March 4 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa
May told U.S. President Donald Trump she had "deep concern"
about the expected announcement of U.S. tariffs on aluminium and
steel, May's office said on Sunday following a phone call
between the two leaders.
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* Valuation had been expected at about 35 bln eur
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With just a month to go before deadline, few employers have provided figures to the government
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PARIS, March 4 (Reuters) - The French government has yet to
make a decision on whether to privatise Paris airport operator
ADP, which is a "strategic asset", the transport
minister said on Sunday.
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EDMONTON, Canada, March 4 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) -
C limate scientists and city planners are to start charting a
global roadmap on how cities can best battle climate change,
when they gather at a U.N.-backed summit in Canada's Edmonton on
Monday.
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DUBAI, March 4 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets were mixed at
Sunday's close, with Abu Dhabi and Dubai ending the day in a
narrow range, while the Saudi stock market, the biggest in the
region, dropped 0.57 percent, amid weakness in energy and
financial stocks.
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LONDON, March 4 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May
defended her decision to rule out so-called 'passporting' rights
for banks after Brexit, saying Britain could not become a "rule
taker" when it came to financial services.
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FRANKFURT, March 4 (Reuters) - Li Shufu, the founder and
main owner of China's Geely, has no plans to buy
further stakes in carmakers after building up a holding of
almost 10 percent in Germany's Daimler, he told a
German newspaper.
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LONDON, March 4 (Reuters) - Britain's financial sector is
too important to the economy to allow a post-Brexit relationship
that does not allow its regulators to set their own rules, Prime
Minister Theresa May said.