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Nokia misses revenue estimates

Sales in the first quarter fell 9 per cent to euro 5.6 billion ($6.4 billion), Nokia said in a statement Tuesday

Oil firms abandon $2.5-billion drilling rights in US Arctic waters

Oil rises from 2-week low

April inflation data sharpen debate on need for more easing

Bill Gross, Mohamed El-Erian warn against counting the Fed out

A quarter-point rate increase would push the Fed's target range to 0.50 per cent to 0.75 per cent

Takata recalls may rise to 118.5 mn

The expansion may result in 665.4 billion yen ($6.2 billion) in additional cost

Economists in Oxfam letter say no justification for tax havens

Iron ore in free fall as port holdings expand

Ore with 62 per cent content delivered to Qingdao tumbled 5.7 per cent to $54.99 a dry tonne, according to Metal Bulletin

Opec bids adieu to Saudi Arabia oil supremo

China exports stabilise amid weak yuan

March exports jumped 11.5 per cent in dollar terms, the most in a year, and import declines narrowed

Inside the $5 billion Gigafactory that will decide Tesla's fate

Oil price collapse hits jet sales

Sales of new private aircraft fell 16% in the first quarter

'I hate her': Redstone competency trial opens with drama

Herzer claims Redstone, the controlling shareholder of CBS and Viacom, wasn't mentally capable in October, when he kicked her out of his mansion and ended her oversight of his medical care

North Korea can't stamp out its unofficial economy

Biggest state in Malaysia votes in test for Najib

The premier needs a strong showing in the state for his coalition as he fends off a public campaign to get him to quit

Disney guests get a preview of Shanghai park ahead of June opening

Disney is planning a three-day event to mark the opening of its newest park next month

Panama Papers: whistleblower breaks silence, offers to help

'John Doe' says papers may lead to thousands of cases; seeks immunity in exchange for assistance

Canada wildfires set to double, companies declare force majeure

Firefighters were on the defensive, striving to protect the communities of Gregoire Lake, Anzac and Fort McMurray First Nation

Reckitt Benckiser shareholders protest CEO's pay package

The company's pay policy was rebuffed by 24 per cent of those who voted