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One of Australia's biggest corporate criminals, and winner of the America's Cup, Alan Bond dies aged 77 after heart surgery.
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Shares on mainland China reached a new seven-year high on Friday, with the Shanghai Composite reaching above 5,000 points for the first time since 2008.
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Nestle withdraws its bestselling instant noodle brand Maggi from Indian shops, citing "unfounded" concerns about the product's safety.
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The pace of UK hiring slowed down in May according to a report, as companies assessed the outcome of the general election.
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Will Iran transform global energy markets?
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What's the economic context?
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Only a decade ago, not many could afford foreign motorbikes in India - but rising wealth has changed the fortunes of bike manufacturers in the country.
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Andrew Parker is trying to capture the beauty of Britain's local service stations before they all disappear.
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A look at all the acronyms used in the Greek debt crisis
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Doctors call for a tax on sugary food and drinks to tackle what they have described as an "obesity epidemic".
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Creating the blackest black paint in the world
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Israel's Prime Minister has attacked the boss of the French telecom giant Orange for looking to pull out of a deal with an Israeli partner.
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Greece tells the International Monetary Fund it will delay Friday's €300m (£216m) debt repayment and bundle all four of its June payments together.
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The International Monetary Fund urges the US Federal Reserve to delay any interest rate rise until 2016.
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Government spending cuts will see unprotected parts of the social security budget fall to their lowest level for 25 years, the Institute for Fiscal Studies warns.
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Why is it hard to make 1% cuts?
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Furniture giant Ikea says it will spend €1bn over the next five years to tackle climate change.
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The government's remaining 30% stake in the Royal Mail is to be sold off to help pay down the deficit, George Osborne has said.
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The European Court of Justice has ruled that a German tax on nuclear energy does not breach European Union law.
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A pension provider has apologised to customers after backtracking on plans to allow people to withdraw some of their pension savings in cash.
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The Bank of England keeps the benchmark UK interest rate at 0.5%, more than six years after it first cut the rate to its current record low.
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Marks and Spencer chief executive Marc Bolland makes £2.07m including bonus after retailer's profit rise.
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Some of the UK's biggest charities buy data lists to contact householders with "begging letters", the BBC discovers.
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Tesco's chief executive Dave Lewis tells the BBC about his plans for the future and why he is making cutting down on food waste a priority.
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Supermarket giant Tesco is expanding a scheme which gives unsold food to charities from warehouses to include some local stores.
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