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15/07/2015
The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the ѿý.
Shining a Light on Tax Avoidance in Africa
A UN conference agrees to reform global finance, but will it mean big companies pay more?
Can New Funds Help Greece Stay Afloat?
We look at the latest round of emergency funding - will it help rebuild the economy?
German Parliament Backs Greece Debt Deal
The German parliament has voted to support the EU's financial rescue deal for Greece.
20/07/2015
Banks in Greece Reopen Doors
But we hear that it's far from business as usual.
Toshiba Boss Quits Over Scandal
Greece Debates Reforms for New Lifeline
We hear from local journalist Aggeliki Spanou on the discussions.
Palm Oil's Push To Control More Land In West Africa
Claims communities in Liberia are under pressure to give up land for palm oil plantations
Obama to Talk Business in Kenya
President Barack Obama visits East Africa to strengthen US trade and boost security
WTO Strikes 'Landmark' IT Trade Deal
World Trade Organisation members reach a deal on IT tariffs worth 1.3 trillion dollars.
Ethiopia Welcomes Obama
President Obama has arrived in Ethiopia on the second leg of his African tour.
China Shares Tumble on Growth Concerns
With signs of panic on the Chinese stock market, we assess the implications.
America's Biggest Companies Pledge to Act on Climate Change
13 of the biggest companies in the United States have pledged to act on climate change.
UK Government Promises 'Dirty Money' Clampdown
UK Prime Minister Cameron says money laundering through UK property is on the way out
UK Government Promises "Dirty Money" Clampdown
UK Prime Minister Cameron says money laundering through UK property is on the way out.
Windows 10 Launch is 'New Era'
But can the latest variety really revive Microsoft's fortunes in a mobile world?
Windows 10 launch is 'New Era'
US Economic Growth Accelerates Thanks to Shoppers
The US economy grows by 2.3%, boosted by consumer spending and cheaper fuel.
French Port's Economy Hit by Migrant Crisis
Business in French port of Calais suffers as migrants try to enter Britain.
03/08/2015
Guilty Verdict in First Libor Rate-rigging Trial
Former trader Tom Hayes is sentenced to 14 years in prison for rigging the Libor rate
Guilty Verdict in First Libor Rate-Rigging Trial
Former trader Tom Hayes is sentenced to 14 years in prison for rigging the Libor rate.
US Territory Puerto Rico Defaults on its Debt
Is Puerto Rico becoming the "Greece of the Caribbean"?