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Data sharing: American request angers Europe

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It is a long-running and pernicious row between the United States and Europe. In this edition of Beyond Business we look at how an American request to access financial data has stirred bad blood across the Atlantic. The United States says it wants to use the information to battle terrorism, but some European lawmakers believe there is an ulterior motive.

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