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The Government has restated its commitment to the controversial HS2 rail project, despite a warning that its eventual cost could almost double to £80bn.

Underlying fundamentals are still supportive, he said, and there are also some positive, short-term developments in countries like China, which has restated its commitment to emissions trading.

The City of London authority has restated its commitment to waiting for all appeal proceedings to run their course before acting on the eviction order granted in January.

In its latest filing, Groupon says that it has restated its financial results for the last three years "to correct for an error" in the way it reported revenue.

The company is in bankruptcy and has restated its financials, admitting among other things that it greatly overvalued inventory.

Meanwhile, the Home Office has restated its position that Phorm is legal.

Moody's has restated its negative outlook on France's AAA credit rating, pending Mr Hollande's first policy decisions.

Because of the inquiry, IBP has restated its earnings for the past two years and taken a charge against earnings of $162 million.

The Church of Ireland has restated its position on same-sex marriage.

In 2007, it also had restated its earnings results from 2003, through the first quarter of 2007, to admit manipulating earnings.

As of the latest tally the company had restated its 2001 revenues downward by $1.3 billion, or 7%.