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Nickel is essential for batteries and stainless steel but suppliers are struggling to meet demand.
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The firm will reimburse travel costs for various treatments in the US, including abortion.
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EU energy ministers met to discuss a possible ban on Russian oil, but members remain split.
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The US tech giant denies it is restricting rivals' access to its mobile payments technology.
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Staff can choose to work remotely, but will have their pay cut, says city law firm Stephenson Harwood.
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The announcement comes as the streaming giant makes cost cuts after subscriber numbers fell.
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Australia's carrier says its new fleet will be capable of direct flights to any city in the world.
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Many riders face a lack of shelter and safety while delivering supplies in a locked down city.
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An uneven recovery from the pandemic leaves graduates struggling to get on the career ladder.
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People can once again buy free-range eggs after measures to control a bird flu outbreak were relaxed.
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Some Muslim families celebrating the end of Ramadan are feeling the pinch of rising prices.
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Stuart Rose says that consumers "will suffer" from continuing cost of living price hikes.
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Interest in flats is overtaking demand for terraced homes with the return to office work, research suggests.
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Rishi Sunak said a £150 council tax rebate would be paid "in April" but guidance now says "from April".
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Major US stock indexes took a slide in April, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq seeing its worst month since 2008.
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Moscow has paid interest on foreign bonds in dollars but admits there are "difficulties with payments".
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A record number of households have stopped topping up their pay-as-you go meters, Citizens Advice says.
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Supply shortages mean products may contain palm, coconut or soybean oils, says standards agency.
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A major importer of Russian gas must decide by May whether to use a controversial payment system.
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The accommodation platform also pledges not to cut staff pay if they choose home-working.
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In all but one month of the past year, annual property price growth has been over 10%, the Nationwide says.
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It comes as the electric car maker's chief executive moves ahead with his $44bn takeover of Twitter.
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Parents of disabled children say they fear rising energy prices could make their condition worse.
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Steel and paper manufacturers are among industries which will receive financial support to pay bills.
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How a product recall is disrupting one start-up's plans to dominate the electric scooter market.
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