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    Samsung Shares Slide on Phone Recall

    Shares in Samsung fell sharply after it urged users not to use its flagship Note 7 phone.

  2. First broadcast 2016/09/12 00:06 GMT

    The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.

  3. Fury over Facebook 'Napalm girl' censorship

    Facebook has controversially removed an iconic image from the Vietnam war.

  4. Fury over Facebook 'Napalm girl' censorship

    The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.

  5. Fury over Facebook 'Napalm girl' censorship

    Facebook has controversially removed an iconic image from the Vietnam war from a post.

  6. US cable firm takes over F1 racing

    The man known as the "Cable Cowboy" has taken a controlling stake in F1 motor racing.

  7. US cable firm takes over F1 racing

    John Malone, the US cable TV billionaire, is taking control of Formula One racing.

  8. US cable firm takes over F1 racing

    John Malone, the US cable TV billionaire, is taking control of Formula One.

  9. Apple Tax: Irish Parliament Debates European Ruling

    Irish MPs have been debating whether Apple owes their government €13bn in back taxes.

  10. Apple Tax: Irish Parliament Debates European Ruling

    Irish MPs have been debating whether Apple owes their government €13bn in back taxes.

  11. Apple Tax: Irish Parliament Debates European Ruling

    Irish MPs have been debating whether Apple owes their government €13bn in back taxes.

  12. Shipping Firm Thrown Lifeline

    The bankrupt shipping company Hanjin could get a lifeline from South Korea's government.

  13. Shipping Firm Thrown Lifeline

    The bankrupt shipping company Hanjin could get a lifeline from South Korea's government.

  14. Shipping Firm Thrown Lifeline

    The bankrupt shipping company Hanjin could get a lifeline from South Korea's government.

  15. Calais Blockade: Protest Targets Migrant Jungle Camp

    There's chaos as French lorry drivers and farmers seek closure of a Calais refugee camp.

  16. Calais Blockade: Protest Targets Migrant Jungle Camp

    There's chaos as French lorry drivers and farmers seek closure of a Calais refugee camp.

  17. Calais Blockade: Protest Targets Migrant Jungle Camp

    There's chaos as French lorry drivers and farmers seek closure of a Calais refugee camp.

  18. CDU Trails Anti-Islam Party in German Regional Election

    Germany’s anti-Islam AfD party pushes Merkel’s CDU into third place in regional vote.

  19. Samsung Recalls Phones With Batteries That Catch Fire.

    Samsung has recalled Galaxy Note 7 Smartphones that use unsafe batteries linked to fires.

  20. Samsung Recalls Phones With Batteries That Catch Fire.

    Samsung has recalled Galaxy Note 7 Smartphones that use unsafe batteries linked to fires.

  21. Samsung Recalls Phones With Batteries That Catch Fire.

    Samsung has recalled Galaxy Note 7 Smartphones that use unsafe batteries linked to fires.

  22. Apple Boss Says EU Irish Tax Bill Is "Maddening"

    Apple's CEO Tim Cook is "very confident" of winning an appeal against the EU tax ruling.

  23. Apple Boss Says EU Irish Tax Bill Is "Maddening"

    Apple's CEO Tim Cook is "very confident" of winning an appeal against the EU tax ruling.

  24. Apple Boss Says EU Irish Tax Bill Is "Maddening"

    Apple's CEO Tim Cook is "very confident" of winning an appeal against the EU tax ruling.

  25. Brazilian Senators Approve Impeachment of President Rousseff

    Brazil's senate votes to remove Dilma Rousseff from presidency.

  26. Brazilian Senators Approve Impeachment of President Rousseff

    Brazil's senate votes to remove Dilma Rousseff from presidency.

  27. Nigeria's Economic Woes Deepen

    Nigeria is officially in recession as the country suffers from the falling oil price.

  28. First broadcast 2016/08/30 22:32 GMT

    The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.

  29. First broadcast 2016/08/30 18:32 GMT

    The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.

  30. Apple's $14.5 Billion Tax Bill

    Tech giant Apple has to pay $14.5 billion in back taxes to Ireland

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