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Samsung Electronics boss Kwon Oh-hyun has resigned, citing an "unprecedented crisis"
13 Oct 2017,·26 mins
The EU negotiator calls the lack of agreement "disturbing", but says progress is possible
12 Oct 2017,·26 mins
Kobe Steel admitted it had falsified quality control data possibly for up to a decade
11 Oct 2017,·26 mins
The Catalan President says Catalonia has won the right to independence
10 Oct 2017,·26 mins
The Catalan leader is set to speak on the future of Spain's north-eastern region
Turkey and the US are embroiled in a diplomatic row, mutually scaling back visa services
09 Oct 2017,·26 mins
Reports from Catalonia put in doubt an independence decision.
09 Oct 2017,·23 mins
Harvey and Irma resulted in the first monthly fall in jobs created in the US since 2010
06 Oct 2017,·26 mins
Congress is meeting to find new ways to combat addiction to prescription painkillers
05 Oct 2017,·26 mins
Amazon has been ordered to repay €250m in back taxes by the European Commission
04 Oct 2017,·26 mins
There is little public transport in Catalonia because of a general strike
03 Oct 2017,·26 mins
Spain's richest region Catalonia prepares to declare independence from Madrid
02 Oct 2017,·26 mins
Police attacked voters in what the Spanish Government has called an illegal referendum
02 Oct 2017,·23 mins
The total cost of Volkswagen's diesel emissions scandal is now set to reach $30bn
29 Sep 2017,·26 mins
The election campaign has begun in Japan as Shinzo Abe seeks a stronger mandate
28 Sep 2017,·26 mins
The Canadian plane-maker Bombardier faces a 220% US import duty
27 Sep 2017,·26 mins
The Canadian plane-maker Bombardier faces a 220% US import duty.
French president Emmanuel Macron is suggesting wide-ranging reforms to the Eurozone
26 Sep 2017,·26 mins
The euro has edged lower as negotiations begin to form Germany's next government
25 Sep 2017,·26 mins
