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In this edition of Business Weekly, we look at how world markets have been affected by the devastating earthquake in Japan, and also by the continued popular unrest in Bahrain.
We speak to an expert on Asian markets to get his view.
In the corporate world, Renault has been making headlines, after apologising to senior employees it had accused of industrial espionage. And we will also be looking ahead to what we might expect in the business headlines this week.
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