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Shares rise over delay in changes to banks' capital
Banks have been given until 2019 to comply with Basel III, the new rules forcing them to hold more capital to prevent another financial crisis -
Double-dip looms as businesses cut back
Government's austerity measures spook the private sector into reining in on recruitment and other costs -
Markets still ruled by instant gratification
Two years after Lehman Bros' collapse, it's hard to find much sign of the fundamental reforms we were promised, says Larry Elliott -
Greece 'will not require further cuts'
Greek prime minister admits budget revenues lagging but rules out new reforms in key economic speech -
Rupert Murdoch's Sky takeover should be blocked, Vince Cable told
Claire Enders writes to business secretary arguing he should stop News Corp buying 60.9% of BSkyB it does not already own
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AstraZeneca joins UCL to find stem cell cure for diabetic blindness
AstraZeneca and UCL researchers look to use stem cells to repair eyesight in rising number of diabetic retinopathy patients -
Rail inspectors falsified safety data on level crossings, whistleblower claims
Network Rail whistleblower alleges inspection reports in East Anglia region were faked -
Betfair takes gamble on £1.5bn flotation
Gaming company presses ahead with plans in defiance of mixed reception for firms that have recently listed -
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