How does China fix the Evergrande mess?
The heavily indebted company has become the poster child of the country's flailing property sector.
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US economy grows at fastest pace in nearly two years
Higher wages seen in a tight jobs market have helped power consumer spending and the economy in the US.
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Rainy summer hits ice cream sales, says Magnum maker
Unilever, which also owns Ben & Jerry's, says sales were down after poor weather in Europe
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Rishi Sunak says AI has threats and risks – but outlines its potential
Rishi Sunak warns AI could help terrorists spread fear but urges the public not to lose sleep.
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Regulator reveals water firms with worst finances
Thames Water is among firms being closely monitored due to concerns over their performance.
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Eurovision Song Contest gave Liverpool £55m ‘shot in the arm’, mayor says
More than 300,000 people attended song contest-related events in the city in May, the council says.
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Fury over higher air traffic charges after IT meltdown
Airlines say passengers will foot the bill after the aviation regulator hiked charges at airports.
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Alan Wake 2: How one of gaming’s lost sequels finally got made
After 13 years, Alan Wake's creator finally gets to release the sequel many thought wouldn't happen.
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UAW strike: Ford and union agree record pay rise in tentative strike deal
The tentative deal with the striking union to end the six-week walkout includes a record pay rise.
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Student maintenance loans almost entirely used up by rent, report warns
The average cost of university accommodation in England is almost level with the average maintenance loan.
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