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Relations between Washington and Beijing have been increasingly tense in recent years.

Australia's BHP said the leave and allowance 'errors' will cost the company up to $280m.

The Senate must approve the deal and send it to the president's desk this weekend to avoid a default.

Canada will be the first country to have warning labels on the tipping paper of individual cigarettes.

The regulator said the advert for Litty Liqour was "likely to encourage excessive consumption of alcohol".

Train drivers will walk out on Wednesday, with further strikes planned for Friday and Saturday.

The multi-billionaire has not yet publicly commented on the visit, which comes amid US-China tensions.

The Theranos founder, 39, was convicted last year of defrauding investors and wire fraud.

Households with prepayment meters need to claim full support for bills before the 30 June deadline.

Canadian computer scientist Yoshua Bengio tells the BBC he did not realise AI would develop so fast.

Investors excited about the possibilities for artificial intelligence have sent the US chipmaker's value soaring.

What you need to know about the walkout by Aslef train drivers, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.

The deal combines two businesses that are both already owned by the billionaire Issa brothers.

Foxconn's move comes ahead of the expected launch of Apple's iPhone 15 later this year.

The online giant is offering a flexible contract but the GMB union says workers want higher pay.

Experts say victims often never get their money back from those who defrauded them.

The privacy watchdog is urging groups using the outsourcing giant to check if data has been exposed.

Last year, Temasek Holdings wrote off all of the $275m (£222.8m) it had invested in FTX.

Mars trials environmentally friendly paper wrappers for some of its chocolate bars.

The government wants to encourage supermarkets to impose voluntary price caps on some food products.

Researchers studied 74,000 marriages that took place in India between 1930 and 1999.

Can new chief executive Linda Yaccarino fix Twitter?

Prices on products like bread, milk and sugar could be capped under a voluntary scheme.

Two lawsuits accuse the bank of ignoring signs it was profiting from the long-standing relationship.

A document shows racist language was used to describe sub-postmasters being wrongly investigated.

OpenAI's Sam Altman previously said if it fails to comply with the forthcoming AI Act, it might exit the EU.

A number of customers claim their usage has been miscalculated by the energy giant.

Ron DeSantis' launch of his White House presidential campaign was hit by technical problems.

The carrier says it is trying to resolve "technical issues” that have affected flights at Heathrow.

Firstsource has initiated a redundancy process due to the 'changing priorities' of its client Sky.

Rising prices have dampened demand from households and businesses in Europe's largest economy.

Anne Boden says nobody believed a "5ft-tall Welsh woman in her mid-50s" could achieve what she has.

BBC economics editor Faisal Islam asks whether a historic surge in industrial action is likely to persist.

In March 2021, one of the largest container ships in the world blocked the canal for six days.

The move comes two months after SVB's collapse triggered fears of a banking crisis.

The cost of groceries continued to surge at close to a 45-year high, fuelled by vegetables.

The announcement that Virgin Orbit has shut down comes just months after a major mission failure.

The company says the move is to protect its employees amid "confrontational behaviour" in some stores.

Honda will return to Formula 1 in 2026 as engine partner for the Aston Martin team.

Washington's efforts to limit China's access to crucial cutting-edge technology continue.

Car parks are a good place for solar panels, providing shade and electricity where it is needed.

The government borrowed £25.6bn in April, with inflation pushing up interest payments on debt partly to blame.

The country is the world's largest exporter of chicken meat, and wants to stop the virus spreading.

The instant-messaging service, which is used by 2 billion people, counts India as its largest market.

The western state last week became the first in the US to ban the hugely-popular video platform.

Andy Haldane's comments come after the prime minister said legal migration was too high.

The government says wi-fi is not a priority for passengers, but one expert claims trains could lose custom.

This evidence was not shown to juries where bankers were jailed for smaller-scale interest rate 'rigging'.

The president flies home from the G7 summit amid hopes of a deal with top Republican Kevin McCarthy.

It is China's first major move against a US chip maker, as tensions increase between Beijing and Washington.