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Pledge not to back reform of collapsing state pension system
Merkel cancels Davos as pressure mounts
German chancellor prepares to tighten law on convicted migrants
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Musk says one day owners could summon vehicles from far away
Manufacturing jobs at risk over living wage
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Record growth for ETFs despite fears
Regulators worry the structure of passive products could worsen market shocks
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‘Asset management can have a blind spot’
Daniel Godfrey, former IA CEO says putting investors first ensures long-term commercial success
Cheniere cargo turns US into gas exporter
Momentous step for US energy industry that is marred by poor LNG pricing amid oil rout
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