Britain's FTSE slips as higher costs hit consumer goods firms

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Britain's FTSE slips as higher costs hit consumer goods firms

LONDON, Dec 1 Britain's top equity index slid on Thursday, pulled down by more evidence of the weak pound damaging consumer goods companies and by some stocks trading without rights to their latest dividend payouts.
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Twitter buys startup Yes, Inc. and scores a new VP of product in the process

One-hundred and forty-three. That's not the new character limit or the number of heads of product Twitter has employed over the few years (though close).
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A German Father of Four Berates Merkel Over Her Refugee Policy

A German father of four took Chancellor Angela Merkel to task over her refugee policy at a virtual town-hall style meeting. It's a bitter taste of what's to
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Italy's right-wing Salvini sees referendum as vote against Europe

ROME (Reuters) – A 'No' vote in Sunday's referendum on constitutional reform would be a slap in the face to Europe, said the head of the rightist Northern League, pledging to pull Italy from the euro if he wins the next national elections.
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TD CEO: Open to Acquisitions in Canada, U.S.

Bharat Masrani, CEO of Toronto-Dominion Bank joins Bloomberg's Danielle Bochove to discuss outlook for growth through acquisitions.
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