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The UK, US, Australia and New Zealand have also barred the Chinese telecoms equipment makers.

The growth of "smart" farm machinery is increasing the risk of hacking of food and farming systems.

If interest rates keep rising 300,000 Australians may default on mortgage repayments.

The social media platform says it will put false claims from official accounts behind warning notices.

The supermarket chain says it wants to support older customers through the cost of living crisis.

The fast food giant says the new owner of its 850 Russian restaurants will operate them under a new brand.

The aerospace company hopes its Starliner vehicle can finally prove its capabilities in orbit.

Conservation scientists hope that preserving genetic material offers future insurance against extinction

The CBI and the TUC urge the government to help the "hardest hit" as inflation soars.

The company says it has to act to cover higher costs, including wages, energy and fuel expenses.

The default comes as the country struggles with its worst financial crisis in more than 70 years.

When Ratan Tata recently rode in the Nano, he revived the frenzy over India's "most affordable car".

Chinese social media users say they are shocked the 11,100 yuan ($1,642; £1,329) item will not stop rain.

Sri Lanka's giant neighbour is emerging as one of its biggest providers of aid, after years of mistrust.

UN chief Antonio Guterres warns that developing countries face disaster due to rising prices.

A new station in Panama allows marginalised groups to speak out about their lives and communities.

Marks & Spencer says extra tax for online shops will mean lower investment in High Street stores.

Big increases are due next April but charities say soaring prices mean people need the money now.

Chain Trevor Sorbie says they are now spending thousands more each month.

US shares see their biggest one-day drop since 2020 after renewed signs of waning consumer confidence.

Oil and gas producers say they are already paying more tax and an extra levy would damage confidence.

Mr Shkreli was convicted in 2017 of defrauding investors.

It will invest in pipelines in other countries but will speed up a shift to green energy.

Boris Johnson does not rule out a tax on the energy giants, as he is accused of dithering by Labour.

A lawsuit accuses the firms of advertising burgers that look bigger than they actually are.