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During its 35 years the Business Post has had several owners, each committed to the values of free and independent journalism in the public interest
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At the top, where real influence resides, the old boys’ club remains as resolute as ever
The scale of the tragedy calls for European solidarity with our Spanish friends
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Scale of spending increases on the current side is of major concern for the future of the public finances
Scale of spending increases on the current side is of major concern for the future of the public finances
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