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France: Three-Month Strike Brings Rail Chaos

Commuters face months of disruption as strikes challenging labour reforms begin.

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China Hits Back at US Tariff Plans

In the escalating trade dispute, China plans taxes on US planes, cars and soybeans.

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China Hits Back at US Tariff Plans

In the escalating trade dispute, China plans taxes on US planes, cars and soybeans.

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India Affected by Facebook Data Breach

Facebook admits that more users were affected than previously thought.

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Google Workers Sign Letter on Military Drone Project

1,300 employees have signed a letter asking for work to stop on a US military project.

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Britain Taxes Sugary Drinks

In an effort to combat obesity, manufacturers will pay a levy on high-sugar drinks.

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US Puts Fresh Sanctions on Russia

The US has targeted seven Russian oligarchs and 17 senior government officials.

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Christian Sewing Named CEO of Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank names Christian Sewing its new CEO

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Russian Markets Hit by US Sanctions

Markets in Moscow have fallen sharply after the latest sanctions announced by the US.

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Russian Markets Hit by US Sanctions

Markets in Moscow have fallen sharply after the latest sanctions announced by the US.

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Facebook Chief to Face Congress

Mark Zuckerberg prepares to testify before US congress following the data sharing crisis.

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Facebook Chief Faces Congress

Mark Zuckerberg testifies before US congress following the data sharing crisis.

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Zuckerberg Congress Testimony: Day Two

The boss of Facebook is being questioned for a second day over the misuse of user data.

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Zuckerberg Congress Testimony: Day Two

The boss of Facebook is being questioned for a second day over the misuse of user data.

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Tensions Rise Between U.S. and Russia

As both powers weigh up further sanctions, how much economic might can the Kremlin wield?

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Tensions Rise Between U.S. and Russia

As both powers weigh up further sanctions, how much economic might can the Kremlin wield?

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Shipping Industry Reaches Climate Agreement

For the first time, the industry has agreed to halve greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

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Shipping Industry Reaches Climate Agreement

For the first time, the industry has agreed to halve greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

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Long Serving Advertising Boss Steps Down

The world's largest advertising agency, WPP, is losing its boss, Sir Martin Sorrell

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US Considers New Russia Sanctions

Tensions between the US and Russia escalate as Washington considers new sanctions

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Netflix Posts Spectacular Results

Is its room for further expansion limited by rivals getting into serious streaming?

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Macron Sets Out His Vision for the EU

France's president Emmanuel Macron has laid out his vision for the future of the EU

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Trump Talks Korea with Japanese PM

The US President says the two countries are united over how to deal with North Korea

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Cuba Lawmakers Meet to Choose Raul Castro's Successor

Cuba's National Assembly is meeting to choose a successor to president Raul Castro

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Cuba Nominates Castro Replacement

Miguel Díaz-Canel will likely succeed Raúl Castro as president.

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UK Plastic Straw and Cotton Bud Ban Proposed

A consultation is being undertaken to consider a UK ban on plastic straws and cotton buds

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IMF Issues Warning On Global Debt

The International Monetary Fund says that high global debt is a concern.

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Australian Bank Inquiry Ousts Executive Amid Fee Scandal

The head of Australia's largest wealth manager, AMP, has resigned

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Wells Fargo Hit By Record $1bn Penalty

The US bank has been fined for charging its customers for services it didn't provide.

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Nicaragua Scraps Social Security Reforms Amid Violent Protests

President Daniel Ortega has renewed calls for the private sector to engage in talks

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