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Facebook shows signs of revival after slump
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has been on a campaign to revive investor faith in his firm.
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US denies trying to unfairly attract overseas firms
Deputy treasury secretary tells the BBC the US wants other countries to invest in clean energy as well.
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Pernod Ricard resumes Beefeater and Jameson exports to Russia
French drinks giant says the move is to keep its Russia operations viable but campaigners are 'disgusted'.
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Disney sues Florida governor Ron DeSantis
In a lawsuit filed on Wednesday, Disney alleges it has been the target of "government retaliation".
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First Republic: Future of US bank in doubt as investors flee
Shares in First Republic fall nearly 30% after plunging to a record low a day earlier.
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Pensions: Tax overpayment of £1bn prompts reform call
Some people who access part of their pension are initially charged under an emergency tax code.
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Microsoft and Activision Blizzard hit out as UK regulator blocks takeover
The maker of hit games Call of Duty and Candy Crush says "the UK is clearly closed for business".
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Amazon customers caught up in scarf scam
Consumer group Which? says "dodgy" sellers are sending random customers scarves in a "brushing" scam.
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Bank of England: ‘Accept’ you are poorer remark sparks backlash
Unions and small businesses react with outrage to comments that people need to accept they are poorer.
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Pret A Manger hikes price of its subscription service to £30
The sandwich and coffee chain says the new deal will entitle customers to 10% off everything in store.
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