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Barroso says Europe near austerity limit

European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso presents his flagship plans to Parliament ©AFP

Commission chief fears policy lacks political support

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Syrian rebels seek control over oilfields

EU lifts crude embargo but tensions grow within opposition

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Boston bomb suspect charged

Tsarnaev arraigned in hospital bed on terrorism charges

From COMPANIES 6:53pm

Twitter reaches biggest ad deal yet

Media buyer partnership signals microblog’s marketing importance

From WORLD 7:12pm

EU warns US on bank ‘protectionism’

Barnier slams Fed move forcing foreign banks to boost capital

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Apple battles to regain its product bite

People walk past the Apple logo at the Apple Store at Grand Central Terminal in New York ON January 25, 2013. Apple shares slid about 12 percent on January 24 after the tech giant posted record profits and sales of its iPhones and iPads but offered a disappointing forecast for the coming months. ©AFP

iPhone maker misses stride, with CEO apologising more often than introducing innovations

Gary Gensler, chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission ©Bloomberg From MARKETS 7:27pm

CFTC’s Gensler says Libor ‘unsustainable’

US regulator demands immediate change to process

Rupert Murdoch ©Bloomberg From COMPANIES 7:42pm

News Corp benefits from $139m settlement

Shareholders alleged Murdoch had ‘personal fiefdom’

Kevin Spacey in 'House of Cards' From COMPANIES 10:34pm

Netflix boosted by original programming

Film and TV subscription service beats expectations

Dreamliner ©Getty From COMPANIES 6:46pm

Boeing in the dark over 787 battery fires

Cause of failures might never be established, group says

Men tying up a barge at the dock on the Manchester Ship Canal during its heyday in 1954. ©Getty From UK 8:29pm

More big ships sail on the Alley-Alley-Oh

Century-old Manchester Ship Canal making a comeback

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