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Starting on 14 September, Heathrow will be trialling a slightly steeper approach angle of 3.2 degrees.

Milk farmers are demanding a fair price for milk

Before sanctions were imposed by the West and some other nations, Iran reckoned that it could produce four million barrels of oil per day for the next 100 years on known oil reserves.

An M&A advisory service based in Silicon Valley has issued a controversial list of billion-dollar 'unicorn' companies that are seriously overvalued.

Criminals transfer millions of dollars from Hong Kong subsidiary to multiple foreign bank accounts

Researchers targeted drone's gyroscopes with sound frequencies to make them lose control and crash.

App-based start-ups backed by internet firms such as Alibaba and Tencent aggregate local restaurants, deliver food and offer discounted dishes.

Kyushu Electric Power will open reactor at Sendai facility.

Foxconn will invest $5bn over next five years in new plant in Pune in Maharashtra.

Company close to signing agreement to buy Precision Castparts, which makes aircraft components and energy-production equipment.

Company cites global challenges in resources sector among reasons for job cuts.

820 million people will be affected by the bilateral trade agreement between the EU and the US.

Current Twitter board consists of three former CEOs – Jack Dorsey, Ev Williams and Costolo – a rarity in corporate world.

China's exports in yuan terms declined 8.9% year over year in July, while imports fell 8.6%.

Second-quarter results were impacted by lower investment gains and underwriting losses in insurance business.

Positive employment numbers show improving US outlook

Following Tom Hayes's conviction, a raft of civil cases and private prosecutions is expected.

Nigeria's Central Bank welcomed foreign currency deposits ban to bolster naira and avoid illicit flows.

The Indian-owned car maker has seen a slowdown in sales

Cybercrime has evolved from basic worms to highly sophisticated, nation state-sponsored malware that is almost undetectable.

Theme park operator has been sinking under the weight of mistreatment allegations.

Talks will resume on 10 August after millions of commuters and tourists faced delays across the capital.

Interest rates remained stuck on 0.5%, giving homeowners and the economy a moment of relief.

The Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) will invest Rs 50bn in two exchange traded funds.

Profits slid 12% to £155.7m in the first half of 2015 after tax reforms to the gambling industry.

Saudi used almost $62bn of its foreign currency reserves so far in 2015, and borrowed $4bn from local banks in July.

Springleaf Holdings, which is set to acquire unit, says deal would be delayed beyond third quarter.

Informatica has been delisted from Nasdaq after it was taken private in a $5.3bn buyout.

This will allow Greece to settle a €3.5bn debt payment to the European Central Bank.