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Shares in Europe closed lower on Wednesday afternoon as concerns over the Turkish currency crisis continued to impact investors' appetite.
Social media giant Facebook is to broadcast Spain's premier soccer league live to viewers in India and other South Asian countries at no cost.
Facebook has confirmed its commitment to Uganda as a row rumbles on over a recently imposed tax on social media use in the East African country.
European stocks closed lower on Friday as investors reacted to corporate earnings, fresh turmoil in Turkey and the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China.
Ikea has finally opened its first store in India on Thursday, targeting the country's growing middle-class.
European stocks revealed a mixed picture at the market close on Thursday amid a deepening U.S.-China trade dispute and a flurry of corporate earnings.
European stocks closed mixed on Wednesday as investors kept a close eye on corporate earnings and trade tension.
European stocks closed higher Tuesday afternoon as investors monitored global trade tensions and the latest batch of corporate earnings.
European markets closed lower by a slim margin Monday afternoon, having spent the day see-sawing above and below the flat line thanks to investor jitters over world trade.
Cyril Ramaphosa announced this week that his government is to press on with a plan to overhaul how land is owned in the country.
The U.S. has been classified as a "noticeably problematic" place to be a journalist, according to the World Press Freedom Index 2019. It has slipped three places to 48 out of 180 countries in the ranking by the organization Reporters Without Borders.
British newspaper the Financial Times (FT) has taken the unusual step of taking an ad out in its own publication. Not to advertise new products or services, but to berate former customer British Airways (BA) for ending their relationship.
French companies including L'Oreal LVMH and Kering have pledged millions of euros to help rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
CNBC looks at how the computer systems in F1 cars have made their way into regular vehicles.
FIA President Jean Todt discusses his start with the Ferarri team and the current problems facing F1.
F1 experts discuss whether the quieter engine sounds are making the sport less attractive.
Rob Morgan, Sethi Chief Investment Officer, talks the Fed, earnings, and what to watch
Larry Haverty, LJH Investment Advisors Managing Director, discusses Facebook earnings, possible legal trouble, and active daily users
Richard Weiss, American Century Investments Chief Investment Officer over Multi-Asset Strategies, throws some cold water on the bull market
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