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Apple could sell the iPhone 12, its first device capable of 5G connections, without headphones, a charger or a plug adaptor in the box.

Royal Dutch Shell says it expects to book impairment charges of up to £18bn in its second quarter after slashing expectations for oil and gas prices.

The economy contracted at a sharper rate than initially thought in the first quarter of the year as the coronavirus crisis gathered speed, according to official figures.

All 41 theatres that make up New York's performing heartland of Broadway will stay closed until next year.

The government will become the top-ranking creditor to the UK operations of a Cardiff-based steel producer under a £30m loan deal to be announced this week.

Entertainment company Cirque du Soleil is axing more than 3,000 jobs in a restructuring after the coronavirus pandemic wiped out its revenues.

A veteran of WPP Group during Sir Martin Sorrell's three-decade reign will be reunited with his former boss this week when he joins the board of the marketing services magnate's new venture.

Boris Johnson will attempt to mark a new phase in the coronavirus response on Tuesday by setting out plans for an "infrastructure revolution" to create jobs and stimulate an economic recovery.

Greece is extending its ban on UK flights for another two weeks, the country's prime minister has said.

It was a trailblazer in its field - one of the pioneers of the fracking revolution that helped make the United States the world's biggest oil and gas producer.