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The European Central Bank cuts interest rates

The European Central Bank has cut its main interest rate for the first time in five years

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Samsung union takes rare strike action

Union workers at Samsung Electronics hold the first ever strike in the company's history

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US job market stronger than expected

US job market stronger than expected

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EU elections shakes economy

European stocks slide after president Emmanuel Macron calls snap election

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Apple joins the AI race

Siri gets a makeover following the launch of 'Apple Intelligence'

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Who is investing in Ukrainian post-war reconstruction?

World Bank estimates that Ukraine could need $500 billion over a decade for the recovery

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Support grows to rebuild Ukraine

Thousands of people have been meeting in Berlin to drum up support for Ukraine.

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EU set import tariffs of up to 38% on Chinese EVs

The move triggering duties of more than €2bn a year and a potential trade war with China

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The US Federal Reserve hold rates, but signal one to come

The central bank waits for inflation to cool – but for how long?

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G7 summit: What "important decisions" are being made?

The G7 set to agree on a $50bn loan for Ukraine - funded by seized Russian assets

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Supreme Court backs Starbucks on workers’ rights

Supreme Court supports Starbucks on workers’ rights

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How South Africa's unity government will change the economy?

An alliance between two parties is unprecedented as they have been rivals for decades

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Will entrepreneurship fix South Africa's economy

South Africa's newly formed national unity government are facing huge economic challenges?

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Thomas Piketty on France’s elections

Economist Thomas Piketty on France’s elections.

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Calls for warning labels on social media sites

US Surgeon General calls warning label to be placed on social media platforms

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Russia and North Korea's growing economic bond

Putin is in North Korea, but what do two heavily sanctioned nations have to offer?

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Nvidia becomes the world’s most valuable company

The chip-maker is now worth $3.34tn

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Car giant Citroen talks up plans to take on China

The CEO of Citroen tells the Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú about its plans to compete with Chinese manufacturers

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The economic impact of severe weather

Five hundred and fifty pilgrims have died during Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca

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A tit for tat over trade between Europe and China?

EU tariffs on Chinese EVs could prompt retaliation in China

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Why is inflation so stubborn in the United States?

We hear from the head of one of the countries reserve banks

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Travel agents under pressure after Hajj deaths

Travel groups will be investigated after mass pilgrim deaths at sacred Saudi site

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Hinduja family conviction over workers' exploitation

Swiss court convicts the UK's richest family of exploiting servants

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First broadcast 24/06/2024 14:32 GMT

The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú.

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The music industry takes on AI

Major US music labels are suing two artificial intelligence firms over copyrights

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Protests in Kenya against tax hikes turn violent

Some Kenyans have died demonstrating against the new finance bill

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Protesters in Kenya angry over tax rises

Protests held in Kenya over tax rises

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Kenya’s President Ruto refuses to sign finance bill

A controversial finance bill in Kenya has not been given the go ahead.

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Bolivia faces attempted coup

In Bolivia, factions of the military have attempted to enter the presidential palace

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Kenya faces renewed protests

Crowds are gathering even after a U-turn on controversial tax increases

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