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In a landmark decision, Australia's wealthiest person has been court-ordered to surrender part of her massive mining fortune. Explore the legal battle behind this historic ruling.

Landmark ruling requires Hancock Prospecting to share iron ore project royalties with rival Wright Prospecting, costing the mining giant hundreds of millions.

French automaker Renault announces plans to cut up to 2,400 engineering jobs as it struggles to keep pace with the rapid growth of Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers.

The influential Institute for Fiscal Studies found the UK's Help to Buy program disproportionately assisted high-income buyers, leaving lower-income individuals at a disadvantage in the housing market.

Major supermarkets become the first to have ads restricted under new regulations cracking down on marketing of unhealthy foods in the UK.

A new analysis by the IFS thinktank finds that George Osborne's Help to Buy mortgage programs disproportionately benefited higher-income households, with little impact on social mobility.

Lufthansa pilots are set to strike for an additional two days, intensifying the ongoing disruption for travelers. The Vereinigung Cockpit union announces the extended walkout.

The Iran war has created a global natural gas shortage, leading to a windfall for U.S. energy companies as they bring in new investments to meet the demand.

South East Water's CEO David Hinton sacrifices his bonus to take responsibility for 'unacceptable outages' that left thousands without water in Kent and Sussex.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, facing closure, has been acquired by the Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism, the parent company of the Baltimore Banner non-profit news site.