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Google, Apple and Facebook-owned Instagram are enabling an illegal online slave market by providing and approving apps used for the buying and selling of domestic workers in the Gulf. BBC

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Image copyright Getty Images Troubled five-a-side football pitch operator Goals Soccer Centres is being bought by rival Soccerworld. Goals, which is part-owned by Sports Direct’s Mike Ashley, put itself up

Image copyright Reuters Image caption The A220 was formerly known as the Bombardier CSeries before Airbus acquired a majority stake in the project Bombardier’s Northern Ireland operations have been sold

Image copyright Reuters Facebook says it will fact-check ads posted by one political candidate in California, after previously saying it would not do so for politicians. In September, the social

Image copyright Reuters Image caption The Nord Stream 2 pipeline in the Baltic Sea has divided Europe and infuriated the US Denmark’s approval for a controversial pipeline to pump more

Image copyright PA Image caption Vauxhall employs about 3,000 people in the UK Fiat Chrysler is to merge with Vauxhall’s owner PSA to create the world’s fourth largest car company.