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  1. South Africa budget: state energy firm granted $5bn bail out

    Around 19 million Russians are now believed to be living below the poverty line.

  2. South Africa and EU reach deal over stranded citrus

    South Africa and the EU reach a deal over tonnes of fruit stranded in European ports

  3. Soldiers mass on The Gambia's borders

    Soldiers mass on The Gambia's borders

  4. Solar power could be 'king'

    The International Energy Agency says solar power could become a leading power source

  5. Societe Generale Reaches Settlement With Libya

    French bank Societe Generale is to pay more than $1bn to settle a legal dispute in Libya.

  6. Social media in Afghanistan

    As Facebook blocks Taliban content we look at the role of social media in Afghanistan

  7. Snoop Dogg acquires Death Row Records

    US rapper Snoop Dogg has acquired Death Row Records, the label that launched his career.

  8. Snapchat Owner’s Shares Surge In Stockmarket Debut

    Snap IPO; Macron's economic policies; Trump to get tough on WTO; Uganda says buy local

  9. Snapchat 'Files for Stock Market Float'

    The widely reported filing to the US stock market could value the firm at $25 billion.

  10. Slack prepares to list on NY Stock Exchange

    The messaging app Slack will list in New York on Thursday

  11. Six months of war in Ukraine

    Inflation, food insecurity and an energy crisis have worsened since the start of the war

  12. Sir Philip Green Left BHS on 'Life Support', MPs Find

    British MPs attack the retail tycoon Sir Philip Green after the collapse of BHS.

  13. Sinking ship sparks environmental concerns

    A ship carrying chemicals and plastics is sinking off the Sir Lankan coast

  14. Sinking Oil Price Erodes US Shale Profits

    America's shale oil drillers are struggling to make a profit as crude prices slide.

  15. Single-Use Plastic Ban Backed by Euro MPs

    Plastic items such as cutlery would be banned in the EU under plans approved by MEPs.

  16. Silver hits eight year peak

    In the latest social media-driven surge, the silver price has risen 11%

  17. Silent strike in Myanmar

    Anti-coup activists have protested against Myanmar's leaders by enacting a silent strike.

  18. Signs of life in China's economy

    We take the temperature of China's economy amid signs it is sputtering back into life.

  19. Sierra Leone's Struggling Mining Sector

    Marie Keyworth is in Sierra Leone finding out if the mining industry can recover.

  20. Shutdown Hits US as Working Week Starts

    Many US federal services are closed on Monday as politicians try to agree a budget

  21. Should the wealthy pay more tax?

    We consider the idea of a wealth tax proposed by some in the US presidential race.

  22. Should Spotify be called a platform or a publisher?

    Spotify seeks to limit damage after a Coronavirus row over its star podcaster.

  23. Should Facebook be broken up?

    Some in the US are arguing for the break-up of Facebook, so we consider the arguments.

  24. Shorter working week for crisis-hit Sri Lanka

    Sri Lanka approves four-day week for public sector workers to help tackle fuel crisis

  25. Shoppers Catch Black Friday Retail Fever

    Shoppers Catch Black Friday Retail Fever

  26. Shock as Austrian Chancellor Faymann Resigns

    Werner Faymann says he's lost the support of his party colleagues.

  27. Shipping wars in the Gulf

    Greece accuses Iran of piracy after the seizure of two of its ships.

  28. Shipping Industry Reaches Climate Agreement

    The deal aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships by at least 50% by 2050

  29. Shipping industry faces tougher fuel regulation

    We look at the impact new rules aimed at curbing pollution could have on shipping.

  30. Shipping Firm Thrown Lifeline

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

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