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Vodafone Reports Quarterly Revenue Boost Driven by Strong Demand in the UK, Appoints New CFO
Vodafone reported an acceleration in first-quarter top line growth on Monday, driven by strong demand in Britain and improvements in Germany, Italy and Spain, marking a positive start for new chief executive Margherita Della Valle.
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"Spiked Needle" Attacks On Women On The Rise In Spain
Spanish police are investigating a string of cases of women being injected with possibly spiked syringes in crowded clubs, following similar incidents in Britain and France.
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Tokyo Olympics: India In Men's Hockey Semis, Back In Medal Race After Four Decades
Tokyo Olympics: Field goals from Dilpreet Singh, Gurjant Singh and Hardik Singh helped India seal a 3-1 win over Great Britain and make the semifinal in men's hockey.
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S Jaishankar Discusses Bilateral Issues, Covid During Meet With Counterparts From US, Other Countries
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday met his counterparts from the US, Britain, Japan, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Mexico, France, Spain, Singapore and the EU on the sidelines of the G20 ministerial meetings.
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Crude Oil Extends Fall As Demand Worries Mount
The global health crisis continues to flare unabated with coronavirus cases rising in India, Great Britain, Spain and several parts of the United States.
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Britain, France Suggest Phased Approach to Global Digital Tax Talks
Britain, France, Italy and Spain suggested a "phased approach" to global digital taxation talks in a joint letter to the US treasury secretary last week, which they said could open the way for a deal this year.
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France Slams 'Provocation' as US Halts Digital Tax Talks
France and the US locked horns Thursday over taxing digital giants such as Google and Facebook, after Washington said it was breaking off talks aimed at establishing a global framework for making the companies pay larger levies where they operate.
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EU Border App for Tourists Helps Plan in Age of Virus
Can I go on holiday to Spain? Will I face quarantine? Have the museums and restaurants re-opened yet? From Monday, as European Union member states accelerate the reopening of their frontiers, tourists' questions will be answered by an official European Union website.
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France to Impose Digital Tax This Year Regardless of Any New International Levy
Frustrated with the lack of global progress because of opposition from the United States where the tech giants are based, some countries like France introduced their own digital tax last year. Italy, Britain, and Spain have also either already introduced their own digital taxes or plan to do so.
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Coronavirus: Mayor Demands Investigation Into Liverpool-Atletico Madrid Champions League Match
Madrid has been one of the European cities worst-hit by coronavirus and the Spanish capital's mayor Jose Luis Martinez-Almeida said it had been a "mistake" to play the game.
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Coronavirus Infection Kills Over 75,000 In Europe: Report
More than 75,000 people have died from the coronavirus in Europe, with 80 percent of the fatalities occurring in Italy, Spain, France and Britain, according to an AFP tally at 0945 GMT Sunday compiled from official sources.
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Coronavirus: FIH Pro League Suspension Extended To May 17 Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
The Indian men's team was scheduled to play against Germany in Berlin on April 25 and 26 before taking on Great Britain in London on May 2 and 3.
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ATP Cup: Australia Beat Britain 2-1, Russia Sweep Past Argentina To Enter Semi-Finals
Nick Kyrgios and Alex de Minaur powered Australia into the ATP Cup semi-finals with an epic 2-1 win over Britain, while Russia won both their singles to sweep past Argentina.
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Indian Men's Hockey Team Pooled With Defending Champions Argentina In Tokyo Olympics
Indian men's hockey team has been clubbed along with defending champions Argentina, while Indian women's team has been placed in Pool A along with defending champions Great Britain.
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Amazon Workers Across Europe Strike On "Black Friday"
Amazon workers in Spain, Germany and Britain went on strike on the day of the "Black Friday" sales bonanza asking for better work conditions, though the online giant played down the impact of the stoppage.
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Vodafone Reports Quarterly Revenue Boost Driven by Strong Demand in the UK, Appoints New CFO
Vodafone reported an acceleration in first-quarter top line growth on Monday, driven by strong demand in Britain and improvements in Germany, Italy and Spain, marking a positive start for new chief executive Margherita Della Valle.
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"Spiked Needle" Attacks On Women On The Rise In Spain
Spanish police are investigating a string of cases of women being injected with possibly spiked syringes in crowded clubs, following similar incidents in Britain and France.
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Tokyo Olympics: India In Men's Hockey Semis, Back In Medal Race After Four Decades
Tokyo Olympics: Field goals from Dilpreet Singh, Gurjant Singh and Hardik Singh helped India seal a 3-1 win over Great Britain and make the semifinal in men's hockey.
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S Jaishankar Discusses Bilateral Issues, Covid During Meet With Counterparts From US, Other Countries
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday met his counterparts from the US, Britain, Japan, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Mexico, France, Spain, Singapore and the EU on the sidelines of the G20 ministerial meetings.
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Crude Oil Extends Fall As Demand Worries Mount
The global health crisis continues to flare unabated with coronavirus cases rising in India, Great Britain, Spain and several parts of the United States.
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Britain, France Suggest Phased Approach to Global Digital Tax Talks
Britain, France, Italy and Spain suggested a "phased approach" to global digital taxation talks in a joint letter to the US treasury secretary last week, which they said could open the way for a deal this year.
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France Slams 'Provocation' as US Halts Digital Tax Talks
France and the US locked horns Thursday over taxing digital giants such as Google and Facebook, after Washington said it was breaking off talks aimed at establishing a global framework for making the companies pay larger levies where they operate.
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EU Border App for Tourists Helps Plan in Age of Virus
Can I go on holiday to Spain? Will I face quarantine? Have the museums and restaurants re-opened yet? From Monday, as European Union member states accelerate the reopening of their frontiers, tourists' questions will be answered by an official European Union website.
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France to Impose Digital Tax This Year Regardless of Any New International Levy
Frustrated with the lack of global progress because of opposition from the United States where the tech giants are based, some countries like France introduced their own digital tax last year. Italy, Britain, and Spain have also either already introduced their own digital taxes or plan to do so.
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Coronavirus: Mayor Demands Investigation Into Liverpool-Atletico Madrid Champions League Match
Madrid has been one of the European cities worst-hit by coronavirus and the Spanish capital's mayor Jose Luis Martinez-Almeida said it had been a "mistake" to play the game.
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Coronavirus Infection Kills Over 75,000 In Europe: Report
More than 75,000 people have died from the coronavirus in Europe, with 80 percent of the fatalities occurring in Italy, Spain, France and Britain, according to an AFP tally at 0945 GMT Sunday compiled from official sources.
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Coronavirus: FIH Pro League Suspension Extended To May 17 Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
The Indian men's team was scheduled to play against Germany in Berlin on April 25 and 26 before taking on Great Britain in London on May 2 and 3.
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ATP Cup: Australia Beat Britain 2-1, Russia Sweep Past Argentina To Enter Semi-Finals
Nick Kyrgios and Alex de Minaur powered Australia into the ATP Cup semi-finals with an epic 2-1 win over Britain, while Russia won both their singles to sweep past Argentina.
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Indian Men's Hockey Team Pooled With Defending Champions Argentina In Tokyo Olympics
Indian men's hockey team has been clubbed along with defending champions Argentina, while Indian women's team has been placed in Pool A along with defending champions Great Britain.
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Amazon Workers Across Europe Strike On "Black Friday"
Amazon workers in Spain, Germany and Britain went on strike on the day of the "Black Friday" sales bonanza asking for better work conditions, though the online giant played down the impact of the stoppage.
