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BoE’s Haldane says consumer spending has come back at a ‘real pace’ – Daily Mail

(Reuters) - Bank of England Chief Economist Andy Haldane said consumer spending has come back at a "real pace" in the UK as coronavirus-related restrictions were loosened last week and Christmas shoppers returned to high streets. "Households have shown unbelievable resilience," Haldane said in an interview with Daily Mail published on Monday. ...

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Asian shares at all-time highs on U.S. stimulus, vaccine hopes

By Swati Pandey SYDNEY (Reuters) - A gauge of Asian shares hit a record peak on Monday on hopes of a much-needed U.S. stimulus package before year-end just as coronavirus vaccines roll out, while oil prices hovered near their highest since March. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.2% to 643.1 points, on track for its fifth straight session...

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Google removes some IAC browser extensions for ‘policy violations’

By Kanishka Singh (Reuters) - Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Inc's Google said on Sunday it has removed a number of browser extensions of online conglomerate IAC/InterActive Corp for "policy violations" and is reviewing "enforcement options." "We continue to have conversations with IAC related to Chrome Web Store policies and we have already removed a number of their extensions for violating our policies", a Google...

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Mastercard to investigate allegations against Pornhub

(Reuters) - Mastercard (NYSE:MA) Inc said on Sunday it was investigating allegations against Pornhub.com following a newspaper column which said many videos posted on the adult website depicted child abuse. The New York Times column, written by Nicholas Kristof, described videos on Pornhub that the author said were recordings of assaults on unconscious...

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Nippon Steel plans to boost overseas capacity, scale down at home

By Yuka Obayashi TOKYO (Reuters) - Nippon Steel Corp is planning to raise output capacity in overseas markets such as India and the United States and reduce it in Japan to align with future demand levels, a company executive said. "Our imminent task is to improve our overseas profits by capitalising on recovering global demand from automobiles," Executive Vice President Katsuhiro...

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UK trade deal ‘definitely’ not coming Sunday – EU official

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A new EU-UK trade agreement will "definitely" not come together on Sunday night, an official with the bloc said, adding that three most contentious issues remained unresolved. Some reports on Sunday afternoon said agreeing fishing quotas and access for EU vessels to UK waters from 2021 was almost done but the official said that was not the case....

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Family of children’s author Roald Dahl apologise for anti-Semitic remarks

LONDON (Reuters) - The family of Roald Dahl, late author of children's classics such as "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", has apologised for anti-Semitic remarks he made, saying the comments were "incomprehensible to us". The British author, who died in 1990 aged 74, remains popular with young readers around the world and several of his books such as "The BFG", "Matilda", "Fantastic...

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Only PM should present Poland’s EU stance, says president’s top aide

WARSAW (Reuters) - Nobody other than the prime minister should communicate Poland's position on its European Union budget veto, the president's chief of staff said in an interview published on Sunday, amid conflicting signals from members of government on the issue. Poland and Hungary are blocking the EU's 1.8 trillion euro (£1.6 trillion ) 2021-2027 budget and recovery fund over a proposal...

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