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Bayer AG has agreed to pay up to $10.9bn (£8.7bn) to settle thousands of lawsuits over the weedkiller Roundup.

It is something of which every finance director dreams - having a sufficiently good credit rating that you can borrow money that need not be repaid for 100 years.

Stock markets around the world have retreated amid growing fears of a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic.

The British supercar-maker and Formula One (F1) team-owner McLaren Group is in talks to secure a loan from a major Gulf-based bank that would deliver a long-awaited boost to its coronavirus-hit finances.

The global economic fall-out from the coronavirus pandemic is likely to be even worse than first thought according to updated forecasts by the International Monetary Fund.

Pubs, restaurants, hairdressers, hotels and historic sites will have to keep customers' details for 21 days under plans to limit the spread of coronavirus.

Accountancy giants EY and PwC are to be investigated by a watchdog over their auditing of a company which later collapsed owing investors £237m.

The Segway PT promised to revolutionise how people got around - and the two-wheeled personal transporter certainly had a futuristic feel.

Airport ground handling firm Swissport is planning to axe 4,556 jobs in the UK and Ireland - half its workforce - due to the impact of the coronavirus.

Indoor gyms and leisure facilities in England could reopen in the middle of July, a minister has told Sky News.