Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says he has “nothing to hide” over an inquiry into the sale of mobile phone licences for a fraction of their multi-billion dollar value.

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India PM ‘happy’ to face 2G panel

With the sale, BP will have raised about $21 billion of the $30 billion it hoped to reap from asset sales by next summer to help cover damages from its oil spill disaster.

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DealBook: BP to Sell Pan American Stake

An eminent archaeologist has called for more transparency in the sale of antiquities after a rare Roman helmet, found in Cumbria, was bought at auction by an anonymous bidder.

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‘Better transparency needed’ in antiquities sales

Video-game violence seems to have split the Supreme Court down unusual lines on Tuesday. Conservative and liberal judges allied with each other as they debated a California law forbidding the sale of violent video games to minors. Justice Stephen…

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Supreme Court Split on Video Games

Kenya’s mayor of Nairobi is arrested for questioning in connection with the sale of land for a cemetery in the capital.

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Kenya in cemetery scandal arrest

CVS, the nation’s largest drug store chain, will pay a record $75 million fine and hand over $2.6 million in profits because it illegally allowed the sale of large quantities of pseudoephedrine, a key ingredient in the production of meth. Though stores…

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CVS Fined $75M for Selling Meth Ingredient

Life Is Art, a young foundation, intends to use the proceeds from the sale of marijuana it grows to support art projects.

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In California, Pot Is Now an Art Patron

Manchester United reports an annual pre-tax loss of £79.6m, hit by finance charges and reduced revenues from the sale of players.

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Man Utd reports £80m annual loss

Liverpool have agreed to the sale of the club to New England Sports Ventures, which owns the Boston Red Sox, the Premier League club said on Wednesday.

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Owners of Red Sox to Buy Liverpool Soccer Club

The Kremlin formally bans the sale of S-300 air defence missile systems to Iran three months after new UN sanctions.

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Kremlin bans missile sale to Iran

The Office of Fair Trading launches a formal investigation into alleged price fixing in the sale of hotel rooms over the internet.

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OFT to probe online hotel prices

Could the sale of body parts be the way to encourage donors?

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Teenage smoking rates in England have dropped since the government banned the sale of cigarettes to under 18s, research suggests.

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Age rise ‘curbs teenage smoking’