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President Daniel Ortega has renewed calls for the private sector to engage in talks
23 Apr 2018,·23 mins
The US bank has been fined for charging its customers for services it didn't provide.
20 Apr 2018,·26 mins
The head of Australia's largest wealth manager, AMP, has resigned
The International Monetary Fund says that high global debt is a concern.
19 Apr 2018,·26 mins
A consultation is being undertaken to consider a UK ban on plastic straws and cotton buds
Miguel Díaz-Canel will likely succeed Raúl Castro as president.
18 Apr 2018,·26 mins
Cuba's National Assembly is meeting to choose a successor to president Raul Castro
The US President says the two countries are united over how to deal with North Korea
17 Apr 2018,·26 mins
France's president Emmanuel Macron has laid out his vision for the future of the EU
Is its room for further expansion limited by rivals getting into serious streaming?
16 Apr 2018,·26 mins
Tensions between the US and Russia escalate as Washington considers new sanctions
The world's largest advertising agency, WPP, is losing its boss, Sir Martin Sorrell
16 Apr 2018,·23 mins
For the first time, the industry has agreed to halve greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
13 Apr 2018,·26 mins
As both powers weigh up further sanctions, how much economic might can the Kremlin wield?
12 Apr 2018,·26 mins
The boss of Facebook is being questioned for a second day over the misuse of user data.
11 Apr 2018,·26 mins
Mark Zuckerberg testifies before US congress following the data sharing crisis.
10 Apr 2018,·26 mins
Mark Zuckerberg prepares to testify before US congress following the data sharing crisis.
Markets in Moscow have fallen sharply after the latest sanctions announced by the US.
09 Apr 2018,·26 mins
Deutsche Bank names Christian Sewing its new CEO
09 Apr 2018,·23 mins
The US has targeted seven Russian oligarchs and 17 senior government officials.
06 Apr 2018,·26 mins
In an effort to combat obesity, manufacturers will pay a levy on high-sugar drinks.
1,300 employees have signed a letter asking for work to stop on a US military project.
05 Apr 2018,·26 mins
Facebook admits that more users were affected than previously thought.
In the escalating trade dispute, China plans taxes on US planes, cars and soybeans.
04 Apr 2018,·26 mins
Commuters face months of disruption as strikes challenging labour reforms begin.
03 Apr 2018,·26 mins
