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  1. Apple privacy change attracts criticism

    iPhone users were told their data would be private from third party trackers

  2. Apple is world's first $3tn company

    As Apple briefly becomes the world's first $3tn company we ask what is behind its success

  3. Apple hits back at Europe over tax ruling

    Apple boss Tim Cook has hit back at the European Commission over its tax affairs.

  4. Apple has $15bn Irish tax bill overturned

    The EU's second highest court says Apple will not have to pay a record sum in back taxes.

  5. Apple expected to expand TV service

    The tech giant Apple is poised to launch its own streaming service to rival Netflix.

  6. Apple charged over 'anti-competitive' app policies

    Apple has been charged with breaking EU competition rules over how it runs its App Store

  7. Apple Blames China As It Cuts Forecast

    Share prices sank more than 7% in after hours trading.

  8. Apple Beats Profit Expectations

    The technology giant reported revenue for the second quarter of 61.1 billion dollars

  9. Apple Admits to Slowing Down iPhones

    Apple says it deliberately impairs older models to stop the battery running out too fast.

  10. Apple ad tracking row heats up

    A software update to Apple devices has led to a big change in the way our data is handled

  11. Anxious winds blow through markets ahead of Fed decision

    Investors hope for positive guidance from the central bank on future interest rate rises.

  12. Anti-racism protests continue around the globe

    Protests demanding an end to inequality and police brutality gather momentum

  13. Anti-lockdown protests sweep across Europe

    There have been huge protests in Belgium and the Netherlands over anti-covid measures.

  14. Anti-immigration Parties Gain Ground in Austria

    Austrian conservative Sebastian Kurz is set to become the world's youngest leader.

  15. Another difficult day for the British economy

    Global markets concerned over UK's direction

  16. Angus Deaton Awarded Nobel Economics Prize

    Professor Deaton tells us what inspired him to become an economist.

  17. Anglo Irish Bank Former Chairman Acquitted

    A judge has ordered the acquittal of the former chairman of Anglo Irish Bank.

  18. Anglo American Slashes 85,000 Jobs

    Mining giant Anglo American says it's going to shed 85,000 jobs.

  19. Angela Merkel's CDU Suffers German Election Setback

    Germany vows to stick with its refugee policy despite gains by anti-immigrant parties.

  20. Angela Merkel to Step Down in 2021

    Germany's Angela Merkel has said she will step down as chancellor in 2021.

  21. Angela Merkel Faces Greatest Threat to Her Position in 13 Years

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel faces one of the toughest days in her political career.

  22. Andy Burnham becomes the UK new prime minister

    Andy Burnham promises to reverse the decline of British industry

  23. ANC leads as South Africa votes counted

    South Africa's ruling ANC look set to win re-election with a reduced majority

  24. Amsterdam: Cruise ships not welcome

    Amsterdam: Cruise ships not welcome

  25. Amnesty International releases a report that criticizes housing conditions for the workers at South Africa's Marikana mine

    Amnesty International reports on housing conditions for workers at Marikana mine

  26. Americans banned from investing in some Chinese companies

    From Monday, Americans will be banned by the US from investing in 59 Chinese companies

  27. America at 250: swifties and soccer fans turn up

    Swift rumours, FIFA crowds and extreme heat hit New York on America’s birthday weekend.

  28. Amazon's Tax Climbdown

    The US retailer bows to anger over how much tax it pays in Europe. Vocal critic Hodge...

  29. Amazon wins European court tax appeal

    Amazon has won an appeal against an EU ruling that it should pay over $300m in back taxes

  30. Amazon to Buy Whole Foods for $13.7bn

    Online retail giant Amazon is buying US organic grocer Whole Foods in a $13.7bn deal.

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