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Money problems? Here's how to fix — or avoid — them

3 November 2014
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AI is speeding up search for drugs to treat brain conditions

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Wall Street opens down as oil edges up

Will McGough, of Prime Capital Financial, says consumer spending has been rising despite weak consumer sentiment.

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Stunning photographs of India's unique wildlife

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Watch a pride of lions team up for a deadly hunt at night

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The growing climate challenge facing Spain

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US markets open steady after turbulent week

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How to slash bills and emissions at home

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