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SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Creditors of Brazilian retailer Americanas approved a restructuring plan on Tuesday, which features a $2.5 billion capital injection by main shareholders and a divestment agenda aimed to cut its around 50 billion reais ($10.28 billion) debt. Americanas, a nearly century-old company backed by the trio of billionaires who founded 3G Capital, filed for bankruptcy earlier this year after uncovering $4 billion of accounting inconsistencies. The approval marks a key step for Americanas, but it still needs to be ratified by a Brazilian judge.

Historic England has brought its Picturing High Streets project to Norwich and is asking people to take part ahead of a new exhibition at The Forum.

Tills are ringing across Norwich's independent businesses as shoppers hit the high street for gifts this Christmas.

Christmas cards and letters will be delayed because of an order from Royal Mail to postal workers who are continuing to strike over pay and…

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