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ARM: Chip industry to slow this year

Warren East, the CEO of Cambridge based chip designer ARM, has warned that sales will slow in the second half of 2012 amidst growing global economic "uncertainty".East said that he expected usual second half growth to be muted this year, with chip manufacturers not expecting the significant increase in revenues later this year.  ARM generates income from the sale of processors based on its d »

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Warning over gym supplements

Dieticians tell Newsbeat some gym supplements with high levels of additional protein can cause nausea and liver and kidney damage. »

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VIDEO: What happened over the summer recess?

MPs are returning to Westminster on Monday but politics did not quite come to a stop when they packed up in mid-July. »

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Reshuffle expected as MPs return

David Cameron is planning his first major reshuffle as MPs return to Westminster and the government announces more economic measures. »

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VIDEO: Osborne pledges UK economy boost

Chancellor George Osborne has promised to change planning rules to speed up development and deliver a boost to the economy. »

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AUDIO: 'Desperate need' to restore trust in banks

Anthony Browne officially takes over as the new CEO of the BBA. He speaks to Simon Jack on restoring trust in banks. »

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AUDIO: Maps 'are now used to sell stuff'

A new book out this week called A History of the World in Twelve Maps concludes the age of the paper map is over and online mapping is the future. The author of the book, Jerry Brotton, explains why he has come to that conclusion. »

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AUDIO: Will the government's growth plan work?

Parliament reconvenes this week amidst much talk as to how the Coalition can kick-start the moribund economy and launch policies which promote growth. Conservative MP Mark Pritchard, and Liberal Democrat MP Tim Farron, debate the government's growth strategy. »