Business 20/07/2017 Germany puts economic pressure on Turkey As the diplomatic row with Turkey grows, Germany is threatening to hinder investment with its NATO ally.
Business 19/07/2017 Chinese and U.S. business leaders meet to discuss their economic relationship and future challenges Twenty business leaders from China and the United States have met to set up an annual dialogue about the economic challenges ahead.
Business 18/07/2017 Samsung to recycle 157 tonnes of rare metals from its recalled Galaxy Note 7s Samsung plans to recycle 157 tonnes of rare metals, including gold, and to reuse as many parts as possible from its recalled Galaxy Note 7s in an attempt to reduce the environmental impact.
Business 18/07/2017 PayPal and Visa extend partnership deal to Europe Both companies say the agreement will increase payment possibilities for European customers.
Business 17/07/2017 Eurozone inflation slowdown confirmed in June Eurostat figures show consumer prices for June were up by an annual rate of 1.3 percent.
Business 17/07/2017 Telegram messaging app to remove terrorist-related content The Indonesian authorities blocked access to the platform saying many forums were "full of radical and terrorist propaganda".
Business 13/07/2017 France opposes Google tax ruling The French government says it's going to lodge an appeal against a court ruling that Google is not liable to pay 1.1 billion euros ($1.3 billion) in back taxes.
Business 13/07/2017 China trade with N.Korea up 10.5 pct China's exports to N.Korea on the rise as imports fall
Business 11/07/2017 Report into gig economy proposes policy changes to protect workers' rights A challenge for Theresa May's government is how to protect rights without stifling the economy
Business 06/07/2017 France to ban sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2040 President Macron's government is moving to consolidate the Paris climate deal despite the US withdrawal
