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Ecuador announces a state of emergency in the Galapagos after a ship with hazardous materials ran aground, threatening the islands' ecosystem.
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Are you feeling better yet?
05 Feb 2015 2:01:40
Disposable income is rising towards pre-crisis levels
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The European Central Bank (ECB) toughens its stance with Greece by restricting financing to the country's banks.
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China markets are rallying after the mainland's central bank unexpectedly cut key lending rates to stimulate growth.
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Yum Brands, the owner of KFC and Taco Bell, swings to a loss after sales in China fail to recover from food safety scandals.
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On the trail of the world's most trafficked animal
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A new study, by the consultancy McKinsey, shows that global indebtedness has risen by $57tn since the recession of 2007-08.
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The struggles faced by small business owners in Zimbabwe
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A 50-second video explaining how global wealth has resulted in both more and less equality, as part of the BBC's A Richer World season.
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Russia's economic troubles haunt some, but others see opportunity
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A new beginning for Detroit
05 Feb 2015 0:06:44
The fight for a new beginning in post-bankrupt Detroit
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Insurance for at-risk families costs other households too much, says report.
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A group of around 300 manatees have gathered in warmer waters in the Crystal river in Florida to get away from the cold.
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Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox reports better than expected profits, buoyed by the success of films like thriller Gone Girl and The Maze Runner.
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British chocolate lovers in US stock up ahead of import ban
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US markets end Wednesday mixed, as investors fret over news that the European Central Bank withdrew a waiver allowing banks to use Greek debt as collateral.
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The man accused of operating Silk Road, a deep web market that facilitated drug sales, has been found guilty.
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Records of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere millions of years ago support current predictions on the likely future course of climate change, say scientists.
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The chairman of the US's communications watchdog intends to defend the principles of net neutrality by treating net providers as utilities.
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US office supply store Staples announces it will buy rival Office Depot for $6.3bn in an effort to fend off competition from Amazon.
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Shares in North American car giant General Motors rise more than 3% after it announces fourth-quarter net income of $1.1bn.
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How much of what you think about your brain is actually wrong? In this whistlestop tour of dis-proved science, Ben Ambridge walks through 10 popular ideas about psychology that have been proven wrong — and uncovers a few surprising truths about how our brains really work.
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Retail giant Alibaba says it is using quadcopter drones to deliver tea to hundreds of its customers in China as part of a test.
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Tesco's online banking operation has been hit by a computer fault, with customers unable to view their accounts.
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Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto orders a probe into purchases by him, his wife and the finance minister of houses from government contractors.
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