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Google strikes £130 million back tax deal

Google said it had reached an agreement with the U.K. to pay £130 million in back taxes and interest. The FT reports.

The world’s biggest plane maker Boeing says it will cut production of its 747-8 jumbo jet in half and take a charge of $569m (£397m).

Walmart must offer to give jobs back to 16 workers it fired for missing work to take part in a strike, a judge has said.

The correction has been tough on Wall Street pros, but it’s exacted an even worse toll on retail investors.

Unilever, the multinational firm behind brands including Magnum and Cornetto, is to make all its ice creams aimed at adults smaller.

Starbucks says the Paris terror attacks hurt their sales in Europe. But is that just a convenient excuse?

The CDC added eight tropical destinations to a travel alert about an mosquito-borne illness linked with a severe birth defect.

Migration, markets and a new deal with the EU? Kamal Ahmed questions George Osborne in Davos.

Google shelled out $1 billion to Apple in order to remain a search option on iOS devices, according to a report from Bloomberg.

Standard and Poor’s upgraded Greece’s credit rating to “B-” from “CCC+” with a stable outlook, citing its reform progress.