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Sleeping on the job might help astronauts in quest to reach Mars
Putting astronauts into a state of suspended animation could make it easier to reach other planets, the European Space Agency said.
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Robert Tchenguiz attacks FirstGroup board over strategy
Businessman Robert Tchenguiz has launched a scathing attack on the board of FirstGroup, where he has a 4.7% economic interest, accusing them of misleading the stock market.
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Gourmet Burger Kitchen losses weighed down by raft of restaurant closures
Gourmet Burger Kitchen saw losses dive for the past year after it took a hit of almost £16m hit from the closure of 24 of its restaurants.
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Nancy Pelosi invites Donald Trump to give evidence to impeachment inquiry
Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has invited President Donald Trump to give evidence in front of investigators in the House impeachment inquiry ahead of a week that will see several key witnesses appear publicly.
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SunExpress airline announces deal for Boeingtroubled 737-8 Max jets
The Turkish airline SunExpress has announced it will be buying 10 of the troubled Boeing 737-8 Max jets, grounded globally after crashes, worth 1.2 billion US dollars.
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Zizzi-owner Azzurri Group narrows losses after Coco di Mama growth
The owner of the Zizzi and Ask Italian restaurant chains, Azzurri Group, reduced its losses and saw rising sales over the past year, despite a turbulent period for the UK dining sector.
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