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Premier League Everton are set to have new owners after Farhad Moshiri agrees to sell his 94% stake in the club to 777 Partners.

Apple will update the phone in France but not elsewhere over what it says is "not a safety concern".

Steelworkers say they have been kept in the dark amid reports of 3,000 job losses.

Mr Musk draws anger from Taipei again for his comments saying the island belongs to China.

Some 22 flights from the airport were cancelled and more delayed due to an air control staff shortage.

Sainsbury's and Tesco deny misleading customers on price offers through loyalty schemes.

Start-ups are tweaking psychedelic compounds to treat mental health conditions.

The US fast food chain closed its initial store in 2019 following protests by campaigners.

The prime minister and chancellor are said to have concerns over spiralling costs and delays.

Union boss Shawn Fain says companies can afford demands, including a 40% pay rise.

The European Central Bank increases rates for the 10th time in a row to a record high.

Jobs will be lost in Belfast as the firm plans to cut 3% of its 27,000-person UK workforce.

Carrefour is telling its customers which products are smaller than they used to be.

European regulators assess possible health risks after France's decision to temporarily halt sales.

The retailer says inflation and investments mean its plan to return to profit will be pushed back to 2028.

Tim Gurner says "we need to see pain in the economy" to remind people they are lucky to have jobs.

The shares were priced at the top of the range that had been indicated to prospective investors.

Payments made with notes and coins rose as the cost of living started to bite, but debit card use was higher.

Artificial intelligence is assisting companies in developing their own signature sounds.

The Range will own the Wilko brand and website and could choose to sell some of its products in its shops.