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World Business News Headlines
UK borrowing could be less than forecast this financial year after better-than-expected February figures and revised January data.
British Airways' boss Willie Walsh and the joint leader of the Unite union, Tony Woodley, attempt to avert this weekend's cabin crew strike.
Nissan is to build its new electric car, the Leaf, in Sunderland, safeguarding hundreds of jobs, the Japanese firm announces.
Australia's prime minister tells China the world will be watching the trial of Rio Tinto employees, which begins next week.
The former chairman of Anglo Irish Bank is being questioned by Irish police about alleged financial irregularities.
The industrial giant Siemens says it is cutting more than 10% of its IT workforce, but also promises extra investment.
The growth of illegal file-sharing could cost European countries 1.2m jobs and 240bn euros by 2015, an industry report says.
Iran has announced it will cut the volume of its cheap petrol ration by 25% to 60 litres per vehicle per month from 21 March.
Germany's chancellor says the eurozone should find a mechanism to exclude a member if necessary amid the crisis over Greece.
A Belgian sex shop owner attempting to cut the VAT bill for his film screenings under cultural exemptions is told by the European Court of Justice that solo viewings are excluded.
Nissan is to build its new electric car, the Leaf, in Sunderland, safeguarding hundreds of jobs, the Japanese firm announces.
Prosecutors in California are suing Toyota, claiming the carmaker sold hundreds of thousands of vehicles it knew had defects.
London 2012 organisers are urged to be up front about how many tickets will be available and how much they will cost.
Debt-ridden Portsmouth are docked nine points by the Premier League for going into administration.
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