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Demonstrators in several cities fear Chinese investors will dominate the new economic areas.

The government says companies will have to publish the ratio between executive and average worker pay.

President Trump lashes out at host Canada and retracts his endorsement of a joint statement.

Writer Lionel Shriver attacked the publishing company for introducing new diversity targets.

Francis tells oil executives the world must convert to clean fuel in an unprecedented conference.

John Lasseter says he is seeking “new challenges”, months after misconduct claims about him emerged.

The US president says he had productive talks with G7 leaders amid tensions over trade at the summit.

An investigation is under way after tests found meat in vegetarian meals sold by major supermarkets.

An investigation is under way after tests found meat in vegetarian meals sold by major supermarkets.

Network Rail admits the “timing is difficult” as its boss is honoured in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.

Singapore Airlines is about to reclaim the world’s longest non-stop flight, but for how long?

Epic Games, the firm behind the video game, is not alone in making money out of its success.

The Vatican will host around 40 representatives from the world’s largest energy companies this weekend.

The company expects to report its annual pre-tax profits have almost doubled this year.

Neil Barry’s “managerial style, behaviour and language” towards staff was “inappropriate”, the bank said.

More than one million NHS staff in England will receive the three-year pay deal backdated from April.

However, there is insufficient evidence to conclude the death was corporate manslaughter, the inquest finds.

Cosmetics company Lush suspends its campaign drawing attention to the so-called “spy cops” scandal.

London has been accused of watering down corporate governance rules to attract the huge share listing.

The BBC’s Aaron Heslehurst explains how the match became a million dollar idea.

The online home-sharing giant cancels thousands of reservations due to a new law around home-sharing.

Donald Trump differs with other world leaders over Russia and trade at the talks in Canada.

The departure of the telecom giant’s chief executive follows a poor reaction to new restructuring plans.

The financing loan would be made over a three-year period and is still subject to IMF board approval.

Dave Lewis says higher business rates have played a part in sending some retailers to the wall.

Electric motorbikes are fast, clean, and quiet – could they eclipse electric cars?

Legislation against vehicle pollution is giving electric motorbikes a boost around the world.

Scientists in Vietnam hope ‘super bacteria’ could help to feed the world whilst reducing the pollution caused by intensive farming.

Employers are paying more in a bid to attract the right candidates, new research finds.

A look at what went wrong for the department store chain after it announced plans to close 31 of its 59 shops.