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    Market reaction as far right advances in France

    The markets have reacted to far right advances in the French election

  2. Victims lawyers say Boeing must pay $240 million fine

    Boeing ordered to pay a fine of $240 million according to victims’ lawyers.

  3. US Supreme Court strikes down 40-year Chevron precedent

    The Supreme Court killed a legal precedent that conservatives have attacked for decades.

  4. Argentina’s Javier Milei wins senate approval for economic reforms

    Argentina’s President Milei has got his controversial finance bill through Parliament.

  5. US courts block Purdue Pharma settlement

    New issues now face the owners of Purdue Pharma, the Oxycontin-maker

  6. Kenya faces renewed protests

    Crowds are gathering even after a U-turn on controversial tax increases

  7. Bolivia faces attempted coup

    In Bolivia, factions of the military have attempted to enter the presidential palace

  8. Kenya’s President Ruto refuses to sign finance bill

    A controversial finance bill in Kenya has not been given the go ahead.

  9. Protesters in Kenya angry over tax rises

    Protests held in Kenya over tax rises

  10. Protests in Kenya against tax hikes turn violent

    Some Kenyans have died demonstrating against the new finance bill

  11. The music industry takes on AI

    Major US music labels are suing two artificial intelligence firms over copyrights

  12. First broadcast 24/06/2024 14:32 GMT

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

  13. Hinduja family conviction over workers' exploitation

    Swiss court convicts the UK's richest family of exploiting servants

  14. Travel agents under pressure after Hajj deaths

    Travel groups will be investigated after mass pilgrim deaths at sacred Saudi site

  15. Why is inflation so stubborn in the United States?

    We hear from the head of one of the countries reserve banks

  16. A tit for tat over trade between Europe and China?

    EU tariffs on Chinese EVs could prompt retaliation in China

  17. The economic impact of severe weather

    Five hundred and fifty pilgrims have died during Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca

  18. Car giant Citroen talks up plans to take on China

    The CEO of Citroen tells the BBC about its plans to compete with Chinese manufacturers

  19. Nvidia becomes the world’s most valuable company

    The chip-maker is now worth $3.34tn

  20. Russia and North Korea's growing economic bond

    Putin is in North Korea, but what do two heavily sanctioned nations have to offer?

  21. Calls for warning labels on social media sites

    US Surgeon General calls warning label to be placed on social media platforms

  22. Thomas Piketty on France’s elections

    Economist Thomas Piketty on France’s elections.

  23. Will entrepreneurship fix South Africa's economy

    South Africa's newly formed national unity government are facing huge economic challenges?

  24. How South Africa's unity government will change the economy?

    An alliance between two parties is unprecedented as they have been rivals for decades

  25. Supreme Court backs Starbucks on workers’ rights

    Supreme Court supports Starbucks on workers’ rights

  26. G7 summit: What "important decisions" are being made?

    The G7 set to agree on a $50bn loan for Ukraine - funded by seized Russian assets

  27. The US Federal Reserve hold rates, but signal one to come

    The central bank waits for inflation to cool – but for how long?

  28. EU set import tariffs of up to 38% on Chinese EVs

    The move triggering duties of more than €2bn a year and a potential trade war with China

  29. Support grows to rebuild Ukraine

    Thousands of people have been meeting in Berlin to drum up support for Ukraine.

  30. Who is investing in Ukrainian post-war reconstruction?

    World Bank estimates that Ukraine could need $500 billion over a decade for the recovery

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