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Cuba Set To Recognise Private Property Under New Constitution

State media says Cuba will recognise private property for the first time in decades

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G20 Finance Ministers Concerned Over Trade Tensions

The world's richest countries have called for greater dialogue to prevent a trade war

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China Vaccine Scandal Sparks Outrage

Beijing ordered an investigation into Changsheng Biotechnology over its rabies vaccine.

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Alphabet Surprises as Ad Sales Beat Forecasts

Shares in Google's parent jumped after the firm reported stronger ad sales than expected

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Military Deployed as Pakistan Prepares for Elections

The outcome is unclear in a vote marred by allegations of intimidation.

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US Unveils $12bn Bailout for Farmers

It comes as countries raise taxes on US goods in response to new American tariffs

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US Prepares for Tense Trade Talks with EU

Donald Trump criticised EU ahead of a meeting with the European Commission president.

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Trump and Juncker Meet

President Trump talks tariffs with European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker

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Nafta in Spotlight after US and EU Agree Trade Truce

Talk of a trade war between America and the European Union is over - for now.

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Nafta in Spotlight after US and EU Agree Trade Truce

Talk of a trade war between America and the European Union is over - for now.

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US Economic Growth Fastest Since 2014

US economic growth hits fastest rate since 2014

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US Economic Growth Fastest Since 2014

The US economy grew at its fastest pace in nearly four years in the second quarter.

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Zimbabwe Goes to the Polls

Zimbabwe goes to the polls for the first time since Robert Mugabe was ousted as president

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Economy Central to Zimbabwe Election

Officials say there has been a high turnout in Zimbabwe's first post-Mugabe poll

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Vote Counting Under Way in Landmark Zimbabwe Elections

The opposition is hoping to end nearly forty years of rule by the ZANU-PF party.

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Car Exporters Discuss Trump Tariff Threat

Global car exporting nations are in Geneva discussing the threat of new US auto tariffs

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Facebook bans pages aimed at US election interference

Facebook says it has removed accounts suspected of influencing the US political agenda

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Drug Maker Sanofi Stockpiling For Brexit

France's Sanofi is beginning to stockpile drugs in preparation for a hard Brexit

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Zimbabwe election: Troops fire on MDC Alliance supporters

There have been international calls for calm after three people were killed in protests

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Bank of England Raises UK Interest Rates

The UK interest rate has risen to 0.75%, its highest level since March 2009

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Apple is first public company worth $1 trillion

The iPhone maker's market value reached the figure in New York on Thursday

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US Job Growth Slower Than Expected

The US economy added 157,000 jobs in June, 33,000 fewer than analysts expected

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US Job Growth Slower Than Expected

The US economy added 157,000 jobs in June, 33,000 fewer than analysts expected

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US Prepares To Reimpose Iran Sanctions

Former Iranian central bank deputy governor arrested hours before sanctions re-imposed.

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Saudi Arabia Freezes Canada Trade Ties

Saudi Arabia has frozen trade ties with Canada in a row over human rights

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US To Fully Enforce Reimposed Iran Nuclear Sanctions

Saudi Arabia has frozen trade ties with Canada in a row over human rights

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US Iran Sanctions Reintroduced

US sanctions on Iran came back into force at midnight US east-coast time

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Elon Musk Considering Taking Tesla Private

The Tesla boss claims taking the comany private the "best path forward" for the company.

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Tesla Board Mulls De-listing Plan

Tesla's board says it will consider a proposal by Elon Musk to take the carmaker private

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US China Trade Tariff Tit For Tat

US and China impose 25 per cent tariffs on 16 billion dollars worth of goods

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