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The dispute triggered volatile trading on energy markets over concerns it could hit global gas supplies.

About 2,000 investors lost money on the JPEX platform which was advertised on Hong Kong's metro.

The eldest son of Rupert Murdoch is taking over his father's media empire.

Farming fish has seen rapid growth in Africa but it can be an expensive, high-risk operation.

The UK's biggest food bank provider says the payments provide only temporary respite before demand returns.

Revered and feared, the tycoon has built a global media empire on four continents.

The media mogul says he is stepping down as Fox and News Corp chairman, with son Lachlan to head both.

The surprise decision comes as the Bank of England says price rises are slowing faster than expected.

But shoppers who send items back to the firm's warehouse will still face a £1.99 charge.

Car makers will still have to ensure over a fifth of cars sold are electric from 2024, industry sources say.

Public borrowing was higher than most economists had expected last month.

A group of investors plans to take the company private after buying more than 78% of its shares.

Google had been asked to update its maps in the nine years before the father of two's death.

We are moving towards regulation of AI, but some experts maintain that it will never work.

An ongoing inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal examines the case of Lee Castleton.

The grocery chain says stores across the country are struggling with a rise in retail crime.

Landlords say the uncertain directions of travel from the government is impacting investment choices

The US central bank signals it could raise its key interest rate again this year

Interest rates were widely expected to rise to 5.5%, but half of investors now think they may not change.

Parents in the US whose children made unintended in-game purchases will be offered $245m (£198m) in refunds.