Central Bank reveals how much of Ireland's wealth is owned by the richest 10%
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When Joseph Schumpeter coined the term “creative destruction”, he might not have realised just how destructive unrestrained competition could be. That is the paradox at the heart of China’s recent economic success.On Monday, People’s Daily ran an editorial, calling for neijuan or involution – a self-defeating cycle of
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Fraudster mum living in £1m house had Greggs every day and committed ultimate betrayal, says ex boss
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