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Germany is investigating the tech giant for forcing VR users to use their Facebook accounts.

The claim alleges 46 million people paid higher prices in shops than they should have.

Louis Camilleri is leaving the luxury carmaker on the eve of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

The expansion marks another industry shift away from cinema to streaming.

The banking group says it will "take action" to resolve the discrepancy among its staff.

Merchant Simon Taylor says delays at ports and Brexit stockpiling is making wine imports impossible.

The firm's flotation is the biggest of the year in the US - despite the troubles it faces from the pandemic.

The supermarkets will open but Asda gives staff the day off for working during the pandemic.

EU pandemic rules and Brexit may restrict travellers from entering the European Union.

Welsh ministers said they were "aware" there were rumours on social media a ban on alcohol sales.

France's data privacy watchdog said it was the largest fine it had ever issued.

Demand from buyers is "losing a bit of steam" in some areas of the UK, surveyors report.

After a high-profile row with Apple earlier this year, Microsoft finds a fix for its game streaming.

Shoppers said they had earlier been told to pay full price to re-order items cancelled due to a fault.

The adult site makes major changes after it was accused of hosting rape and child-abuse videos.

The billionaire tech entrepreneur said the state of California had become "complacent" with innovators.

Local politicians and business leaders demand urgent talks after restrictions on the city are not eased as expected.

Businesses say importing goods to the UK is now so difficult, higher costs will be passed on to consumers.

One victim's tells of "pushy" fraudsters as a charity says mental health issues leave people exposed to scams.