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UN says recovery is not working

The UN's key economic development agency says the global recovery isn't working.

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Catalans Demand a Vote on Independence

Catalans demand the same chance as Scotland to vote on independence

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US and EU Strengthen Sanctions on Russia

New sanctions covering Russian banks, defence and energy companies have been imposed

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Microsoft Buys Minecraft for $2.5bn

Will the change in management make a difference to the computer game Minecraft?

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Obama Pledges $1 Billion to Battle Ebola

But is it too little too late?

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QE To End

Janet Yellen announces quantitative easing is to end in October

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Scotland says 'No' to independence

All the business reaction to Scotland's 'No' vote on independence.

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Rockefeller Heirs Take Money Out Of Fossil Fuels

The Rockefeller family announces it will sell its investments in fossil fuels.

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UN Climate Summit 2014

Morgan Freeman kicks off the Climate Summit at the United Nations in New York.

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Mission to Mars

What next for the Indian space programme?

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More Airstrikes on Islamic State

How ISIS is making millions from captured oil installations in Iraq and Syria

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Shellshock Computer Bug Attacks Websites

Hackers have been using the Shellshock computer bug in attacks on websites and servers.

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Hong Kong Protesters Stay on the Street

We have the latest from Hong Kong where protesters have stayed another night.

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eBay and PayPal to Split

EBay is planning to split off its payments system PayPal into a separate company

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Hong Kong Protests Continue

Â鶹ԼÅÄ China Editor, Carrie Gracie, is at the heart of the Hong Kong protests

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Hong Kong Protesters Agree To Talks

AFP Hong Kong bureau chief, Laura Mannering, gauges the mood on the streets

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HK Protests Descend Into Violence

We discuss the deteriorating situation in Hong Kong with Asia specialist Gareth Leather.

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Ebola's first infection outside Africa

Ebola's first infection outside Africa - should airlines do more to block its spread?

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Islamic State held on Turkey border

US-led air strikes hold back Islamic State in the key Turkey-Syria border town of Kobane.

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Ebola Fears Grow After US Death

The US introduces airport screenings to tackle ebola after the country's first death

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Flying in Humanitarian Aid to Ebola-hit Regions

African airline Gambia Bird is re-starting flights between the UK and West Africa

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Markets plunge on growth fears

Stock markets drop sharply as fears grow of a fresh global economic slowdown.

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Oil Price Plunge Explained

Jason Bordoff discusses the dramatic fall in the price of oil

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Sexism and Corruption in the World of Gaming

Game developer Brianna Wut on being at the centre of the latest #GamerGate death threats

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Would You Let Your Employer Freeze Your Eggs?

Apple offers to freeze female workers' eggs.

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What's Worrying Investors?

Torrid week for global stock markets as fears over the health of the world economy grow

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Ebola and the race to develop vaccines

Global business news, with live guests and contributions from Asia and the USA.

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UN Criticises Detroit for Shutting off Water

UN human rights officials criticise Detroit for shutting off water to those unable to pay

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Afghan Opium Exports Peak

Exports of Afghan opium are at their highest level despite US anti-drugs efforts.

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Canada Shootings: Ottawa In Lockdown

The Canadian capital Ottawa is in lockdown after a gunman opened fire in Parliament

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