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How are Belgian chocolate makers coping with Trump's tariffs?
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Primark boss steps down over inappropriate behaviour allegation
Paul Marchant “acknowledged his error of judgement”, said Primark owner Associated British Foods on Monday.
Retailer WH Smith to be wiped off UK high streets soon following sale
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One month after Donald Trump's return to the White House, relations between the United States and the European Union are becoming increasingly fraught.
Explosion in department store in Taiwan: one dead, several injured
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UK retailers fear the worst as shoppers shun Boxing Day sales
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European Parliament calls for action against Russia's 'phantom fleet'
MEPs urge action against Russia’s 'phantom fleet,' calling for stricter checks, penalties, and a total ban on Russian fossil fuel imports to curb sanction evasion and safety risks.
Farmers balk at prospect of EU-Mercosur free trade deal
The trade agreement could get the green light next week's G20 summit in Brazil, but the prospect has triggered discontent among farmers.
Would Harris' election victory bring stability to US-EU ties?
The EU would prefer Kamala Harris over Donald Trump as next US president due to her stance on issues from trade to support for Ukraine, analysts say.