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  • Who’s in charge of this market?

    Why Oil Prices Might Soon Head Back to Earth

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  • BMW, Intel, and Mobileye are working together to develop self-driving tech as a platform.

    Mobileye Just Clinched Another Deal With a Major Carmaker

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  • Leadership

    CEO Daily: Tuesday, 21st February

    By Geoffrey Smith and Alan Murray
  • Volkswagen Wrestles With Diesel Emissions Crisis

    VW Exec Accused of Telling ‘Blatant Lies’ Over Dieselgate

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  • Opel Automobile Showrooms As PSA Group In Talks To Buy General Motors Co. European Business

    GM’s U.K. Workers Could Regret Voting for Brexit

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  • “It’s best if you sit down while I tell you this.”Leadership

    Watch Mike Pence Calm the Nerves of Frazzled Europeans

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  • James Dyson is getting up close and personal.International

    After the Supersonic Hairdryer, Here Comes Dyson’s High-Speed Hairbrush

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    The Arms Export Business Is One That President Trump Doesn’t Have to Worry About

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  • Leadership

    CEO Daily: Friday, 17th February

    By Geoffrey Smith and Alan Murray
  • Not everyone is satisfied with Deutsche’s internal review.Finance

    Deutsche Bank Pressured to Come Clean on Trump

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  • Leadership

    CEO Daily: Thursday, 16th February

    By Geoffrey Smith and Alan Murray
  • President Trump Takes Phone Calls From Foreign Leaders In The Oval OfficeLeadership

    Donald Trump’s Grand Bargain With Russia Looks Dead

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  • ENTERTAINMENT-US-ACCIDENT-PLANE-FILM-FORDArts & Entertainment

    Harrison Ford Just Had a Near Miss at a California Airport

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  • Leadership

    CEO Daily: Wednesday, 15th February

    By Geoffrey Smith and Alan Murray
  • Nokia 3310 mobile phone, 2000.Tech

    Your Favorite Dumb Phone From 17 Years Ago Is Relaunching Next Week

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