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Now playing Next Economy Egypt devalues its currency to stabilise the economy Egypt has effectively devalued its currency by allowing it to trade freely, hoping to stabilising the economy and attracting foreign investment. 03/11/2016
Now playing Next Economy Spain's economy still growing but expansion slows slightly Spain's economy continues to grow, but it expanded at a slightly slower pace from July to September, rising 0.7 percent from the previous quarter. 28/10/2016
Now playing Next Economy Exports boost US economic growth The US economy grew at its fastest pace in two years in the third quarter - up 2.9 percent - helped by a surge in exports. 28/10/2016
Now playing Next Sport Sportel jamboree honours Dan Carter The annual B2B Sportel Convention in Monaco is underway and providing the latest pointers as to where sport is heading in the years to come. 25/10/2016
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Now playing Next Business Series Bombardier to cut more jobs in Canada and Germany Canadian plane and train maker Bombardier says it is cutting another 7,500 jobs - 10 percent of its workforce - over the next two years. 21/10/2016
Now playing Next Economy Greece's economic boost from refugee aid The challenge of dealing with thousands of refugees could have a silver lining for Greece with emergency aid money boosting the country's economy. 20/10/2016
Now playing Next Markets Netflix subscriber boom boosts shares Shares of Netflix shot up as the video streaming service added nearly 3.6 million subscribers between July and September. 18/10/2016
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