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    ByteDance chief executive steps down

    Zhang Yiming is stepping down as chief executive of TikTok's parent company ByteDance

  2. France eases coronavirus lockdown

    France has allowed non-essential shops, museums, and bar and cafe terraces to reopen

  3. France eases coronavirus lockdown

    France has allowed non-essential shops, museums, and bar and cafe terraces to reopen.

  4. France eases coronavirus lockdown

    France has allowed non-essential shops, museums, and bar and cafe terraces to reopen

  5. Call to end oil and gas exploration

    The International Energy Agency seeks to end oil & gas exploration to meet climate goals

  6. Shell shareholders back plan to reduce carbon emissions

    Shell shareholders have backed a plan to reduce carbon emissions to net zero by 2050

  7. Call to end oil and gas exploration

    The International Energy Agency seeks to end oil & gas exploration to meet climate goals

  8. British overseas holiday rules eased

    British tourists have taken advantage of the easing of lockdown rules on overseas travel

  9. AT&T and Discovery to create new streaming giant

    US telecoms giant AT&T has agreed to combine its WarnerMedia business with Discovery

  10. British overseas holiday rules eased

    British tourists have taken advantage of the easing of lockdown rules on overseas travel

  11. UK restaurants prepare to open as Covid lockdowns ease

    From Monday people in most of the UK will be able eat indoors at a bar or restaurant

  12. Inflation in store for UK economy?

    High consumer spending could lead to inflation concerns

  13. Inflation in store for UK economy?

    The UK economy is set to grow at its fastest pace since World War Two

  14. Lebanon: Turkish firm cuts off electricity supply

    Turkey's Karpowership provided a quarter of Lebanon's electricity, but has cut the supply

  15. Tesla will no longer sell cars for Bitcoin

    Tesla founder Elon Musk says the car maker will no longer accept Bitcoin for purchases

  16. Tesla will no longer accept Bitcoin for cars

    Tesla founder Elon Musk says the car maker will no longer accept Bitcoin for purchases

  17. Tesla will no longer sell cars for Bitcoin

    Tesla founder Elon Musk says the car maker will no longer accept Bitcoin for purchases

  18. Bolivia agrees vaccine exports with Canadian company

    Biolyse are seeking cooperation with Johnson and Johnson or a compulsory license

  19. Bolivia agrees vaccine exports with Canadian company

    Biolyse are seeking cooperation with Johnson and Johnson or a compulsory license

  20. Amazon wins European court tax appeal

    Amazon has won an appeal against an EU ruling that it should pay over $300m in back taxes

  21. US approves first major offshore wind farm

    It is billed as the launch of a new domestic low emission energy industry

  22. US approves first major offshore wind farm

    It is billed as the launch of a new domestic low emission energy industry

  23. China's population growth rate slows

    China's population grew at its slowest pace in decades according to results of its census

  24. Fears over US fuel shortage amid cyber-attack

    The US has acted to keep fuel flowing after a major pipeline was hit by a cyber-attack

  25. Colonial Pipeline to attempt gradual reopening

    A cyber attack on the US fuel pipeline has shut it down since Friday

  26. Fears over US fuel shortage amid cyber-attack

    The US has acted to keep fuel flowing after a major pipeline was hit by a cyber-attack

  27. US declares state of emergency over fuel cyber-attack

    A ransomware attack has shutdown one of US's most important fuel pipelines since Friday

  28. US adds fewer jobs than expected

    The US economy added 266,000 jobs in April, far fewer than economists had predicted

  29. US adds fewer jobs than expected

    The US economy added 266,000 jobs in April, far fewer than economists had predicted

  30. US adds fewer jobs than expected

    The US economy added 266,000 jobs in April, far fewer than economists had predicted

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