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27 Nov CORRECTED-U.S. boom in RV shipments keeps rolling

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Nov 28 (Reuters) - The boom in U.S. recreational vehicle sales keeps on rolling, thanks to a strong economy and a wave of retiring Baby Boomers and others filled with wanderlust.

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27 Nov UPDATE 3-RCom debt restructuring clouded by CDB insolvency action

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* CDB says filed insolvency proceedings against RCom on Friday

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27 Nov COLUMN-Cobalt, the heart of darkness in the shiny electric vehicle story: Andy Home

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LONDON, Nov 28 (Reuters) - The electric vehicle (EV) story continues to gather momentum, with even major oil companies scrambling to join the coming green energy revolution.

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27 Nov Serbia starts construction of Chinese-funded railway to Budapest

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BELGRADE, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Serbia began work on a China-funded railway line on Tuesday to try to improve the Balkan country's infrastructure, an effort also expected to strengthen Beijing's influence in Europe.

27 Nov MIDEAST STOCKS-Egypt surges as FX control removed, Saudi continues climb

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DUBAI, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Egypt's stock market surged on Tuesday after the central bank removed caps on deposits and withdrawals of foreign currency for importers, scrapping one of the last currency controls in place since the Arab Spring uprising in 2011.

27 Nov Irish c.bank says all mortgage compensation schemes ready by year-end

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DUBLIN, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Most Irish lenders will have started redress and compensation schemes for mortgage customers they overcharged in recent years by early December, with the remainder established by the year-end, Irish Central Bank Governor Philip Lane said on Tuesday.

27 Nov Budget will not fix UK homes crisis, say housing chiefs

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Industry experts say Hammond’s plans will only bring about small rise in new homes

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27 Nov OECD predicts weak economic growth for UK due to Brexit

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Forecast is worse than much-reduced outlook by Britain’s fiscal watchdog

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27 Nov Signs of a shift in Labour’s position

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There are indications of a softening towards permanent customs union membership

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27 Nov MPs’ Brexit committee calls for ‘urgent’ appearance from Davis

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27 Nov CORRECTED-U.S. boom in RV shipments keeps rolling

27 Nov UPDATE 3-RCom debt restructuring clouded by CDB insolvency action

27 Nov COLUMN-Cobalt, the heart of darkness in the shiny electric vehicle story: Andy Home

27 Nov Serbia starts construction of Chinese-funded railway to Budapest

27 Nov MIDEAST STOCKS-Egypt surges as FX control removed, Saudi continues climb

27 Nov Irish c.bank says all mortgage compensation schemes ready by year-end

27 Nov Budget will not fix UK homes crisis, say housing chiefs

27 Nov OECD predicts weak economic growth for UK due to Brexit

27 Nov Signs of a shift in Labour’s position

27 Nov MPs’ Brexit committee calls for ‘urgent’ appearance from Davis

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