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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron arrived in Algeria, seeking to step up security cooperation following this month’s hostage crisis in the African nation and as the battle against Islamists engulfs neighboring Mali.
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Britain’s Olympic gold medalists dominated a New Year’s honors list that celebrated a year of sporting triumph, with Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins receiving a knighthood.
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BP Plc plans to start commercial development of a natural-gas project in Oman by February 2013 and to produce the first gas by 2016, the company’s general manager in the sultanate said.
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FBI officials quietly approached executives at Coca-Cola Co. on March 15, 2009, with some startling news.
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The Arab Spring has spawned a new generation of British would-be terrorists drawn to the area for training, said the head of MI5, the U.K.’s domestic intelligence agency.
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The U.K. faces a continuing “serious risk” of a lethal terror attack, said the head of the nation’s domestic intelligence agency, citing concerns about soon-to-be-freed prisoners who are “committed extremists and likely to return to terrorist activities.”
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Spend your Saturday night in a dimly-lit room crowded with hackers and you may well land a job in recession-hit Europe. Recruiters are scouring hackathons -- venues for self-trained computer geeks to meet and train -- to find those who could help fend off cyberthreats.
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U.K. graduates made more applications to investment banking than any other industry for the first time since 2008, the year Lehman Holdings Brothers Inc. collapsed.
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UBS AG’s decision to cut 5 percent of its workforce brings to more than 40,000 the number of jobs cut by European banks in the past month as the region’s worsening sovereign debt crisis crimps trading revenue.
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Deutsche Bank AG analyst Richard Smith was named the best head of a European equity research department covering the biggest stocks in a poll by Sammons Associates, a London-based recruitment firm.
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