Is seabed mining an economic necessity or a hazard?
As deep-sea miners seek international go-ahead, opponents say the environmental impact is too high.
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Six held over plot to disrupt London Stock Exchange
Police said the arrests were made in London, Liverpool and Brighton over a "disruptive and damaging stunt".
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Boeing’s commitment to safety in the spotlight
After a door plug blew off one of its planes, questions are being asked about how seriously Boeing undertakes safety.
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‘I had £3,000 stolen via WhatsApp job scam message’
There's been a huge rise in the amount of money being stolen via recruitment scam text and WhatsApp messages.
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Fujitsu Japan remains tight-lipped on the Post Office scandal
In Fujitsu's home market, hardly anyone had heard of the Horizon scandal until this week.
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Post Office may face £100m tax bill over victim payouts – experts
It may have underpaid more than £100m in tax while overpaying its senior executives, according to experts.
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US Supreme Court will hear Starbucks labour fight
The case has implications for what kind of relief workers can hope for in labour disputes.
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Citigroup plans 20,000 job cuts over two years
The reductions are part of a sweeping reorganisation, and equal about 10% of the bank's global workforce.
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Boeing: US regulator to increase oversight of firm after blowout
Air regulators are also reviewing the decision to delegate some quality reviewing to Boeing.
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Fujitsu won Foreign Office contract despite concerns
The firm at the heart of the Post Office IT scandal is in the spotlight over government contracts.
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