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French tax on internet giants could yield 500 million euros per year: Le Maire
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Brexit casts shadow over stands at Geneva car show
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Australia sends more help for Solomon Islands oil spill
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Trump says strong dollar hurting U.S. competitiveness
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Brazilian prosecutors call for exit of Vale execs after deadly dam burst – report
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Vale’s CEO, other executives, to step down after Brazil dam burst
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