Bayer adds €3.8bn to provision for glyphosate litigation
The chemical present in Roundup is alleged to cause cancer
UK to ditch EU state aid rules in favour of more ‘flexible’ approach
Subsidy Control Bill dubbed ‘the most important bit of post-Brexit legislation yet’
Motorola provides body cams to Malta Police Force
It already supplies several national police forces with the cameras
Zoom powers through recovery despite phase-out of remote working
Zoom posts impressive Q1 results, but question linger over its enduring relevance
EU General Court overturns Amazon’s €250 million tax bill
It comes as a similar lawsuit, concerning French energy company Engie, was upheld by the same court
French Renault workers hold managers captive to stop factory sale
It is only the latest case of 'bossnapping' to hit French industry
Samsung heirs face record €9 billion inheritance tax bill
South Korea's 50% inheritance tax rate is the second highest in the world
Former Adidas and Olympique Marseille owner Bernard Tapie and wife victims of violent burglary
Mr Tapie is a controversial figure with numerous run-ins with the law
H&M and Nike face boycott in China
Controversy has arisen over comments the companies made last year
UK hot tub insurance claims see threefold increase
The UK's long lockdown has seen people turn to home entertainment
Facebook reaches compromise with Australian Government, media houses
The revised law includes forced arbitration as a last resort
Australia news ban off to a rocky start
Facebook starts new phase in its war against Australia
After Google, Facebook threaten to quit Australia, Microsoft breaks ranks by pledging support
The move will weaken the position of Google and Facebook, who have threatened repercussions if the legislation goes through
Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot obtain shareholder approval for merger
The group will be named Stellantis and will be the world’s fourth-largest car manufacturer
Bayer adds €3.8bn to provision for glyphosate litigation
The chemical present in Roundup is alleged to cause cancer
UK to ditch EU state aid rules in favour of more ‘flexible’ approach
Subsidy Control Bill dubbed ‘the most important bit of post-Brexit legislation yet’
Motorola provides body cams to Malta Police Force
It already supplies several national police forces with the cameras
Zoom powers through recovery despite phase-out of remote working
Zoom posts impressive Q1 results, but question linger over its enduring relevance
EU General Court overturns Amazon’s €250 million tax bill
It comes as a similar lawsuit, concerning French energy company Engie, was upheld by the same court
French Renault workers hold managers captive to stop factory sale
It is only the latest case of 'bossnapping' to hit French industry
Samsung heirs face record €9 billion inheritance tax bill
South Korea's 50% inheritance tax rate is the second highest in the world
Former Adidas and Olympique Marseille owner Bernard Tapie and wife victims of violent burglary
Mr Tapie is a controversial figure with numerous run-ins with the law
H&M and Nike face boycott in China
Controversy has arisen over comments the companies made last year
UK hot tub insurance claims see threefold increase
The UK's long lockdown has seen people turn to home entertainment
Facebook reaches compromise with Australian Government, media houses
The revised law includes forced arbitration as a last resort
Australia news ban off to a rocky start
Facebook starts new phase in its war against Australia
After Google, Facebook threaten to quit Australia, Microsoft breaks ranks by pledging support
The move will weaken the position of Google and Facebook, who have threatened repercussions if the legislation goes through
Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot obtain shareholder approval for merger
The group will be named Stellantis and will be the world’s fourth-largest car manufacturer