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The Boeing 787 Dreamliner flies in to more problems - yet another fault hits one of its planes, after the fleet was plagued with overheating batteries in the past. This time, it's led to the closing down of two runways at London's Heathrow Airport. So what does it all mean for Boeing? Meanwhile why Beijing has the world's worst record for flight delays - and what that means for doing business in China. The head of Malta's central bank tells us about surviving as the smallest economy in the eurozone. And end of telegrams STOP. India gives up old technology for urgent messages.
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