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Regulator’s application of 50-year-old statute would have ‘significant, deleterious effect’, trade groups say
Trump’s ex-Treasury secretary secures investment from Japanese conglomerate for new vehicle
Nippon Gases says its supplies have fallen 50 per cent across region
High-paying US firms are more likely to cut jobs and pay than their UK counterparts
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