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Billionaires’ squabble stalls Australia-to-Asia solar power project
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Volkswagen’s Skoda Auto deliveries drop for fourth straight year in 2022
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China Southern flags 737 MAX flights in possible return of model
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Exclusive: Myanmar junta chief family assets found in Thai drug raid – document
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Upcoming Chinese holiday, high coal stocks keeping lid on Australian trade
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Spain’s November industrial output falls 1.1% year-on-year
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Low use of shortened work hours points to mild German recession – Ifo
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