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- Brexit: Face-to-face trade talks to resume in London
- Black Friday comes early for shoppers this year
- Topshop owner Arcadia on brink of collapse
- Royal Mail could save £225m by cutting Saturday post, regulator says
- TSB owner Sabadell considers bank's future as BBVA deal scrapped
- China slaps up to 200% tariffs on Australian wine
- UK to impose new rules to limit tech giants' power
- Dyson to spend $3.67bn on new technologies
- Rishi Sunak faces state pension conundrum
Euro News
- Coronavirus: 2.5 million of most vulnerable people in England to be sent Vitamin D pills
- EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier arrives in London for face-to-face trade talks
- Talking culture: Dior stands by Depp and hope for music festivals
- The Queen's Gambit: Why there has never been a female chess world champion
- 45 arrested across Europe and Brazil as authorities seize 'record haul' of cocaine
- Carrefour withdraws advertising campaign from Polish news website over LGBT rights
- Danish Mayfly chosen as 2021's Insect of the Year
- Maradona's death is 'about more than football' for this Napoli fan
- Sins of the fathers: Ireland’s sex abuse survivors
- Is Black Friday overshadowing Native American Heritage Day?
CNBC Real Estate
- Evictions have led to hundreds of thousands of additional Covid-19 cases, research finds
- How to break the late rent, missed mortgage payment cycle
- Buying a home: Why it's harder for younger generations than their parents
- Another record low mortgage rate just caused demand to jump for both refinances and home purchases
- A record 19.4 million homeowners can now save big on a mortgage refinance, as rates hit another new low
- Home prices see biggest spike in 6 years in September, according to S&P Case Shiller
- Former subprime player claims he can now short the mortgage market for climate and Covid risks
- Trump International Hotel Washington DC sale put on indefinite hold
- 12 million Americans set to lose unemployment benefits by year's end
- October existing home sales see 'spectacular' 26.6% annual gain even with short supply and surging prices
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