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Those who earn less than $1m this year will see their commission charge halved in 2021.

The carmaker, which runs Britain's biggest car plant, said the factory 'will not be sustainable'.

Property prices in the South West of England have risen fastest in the UK, official statistics show.

The UK's inflation rate, which tracks the prices of goods and services, increases to 0.7% in October.

Hong Kong, Zurich and Paris now top the list pushing down Singapore and Osaka due to virus impact.

The digital currency is close to an all-time record although experts warn about its volatility.

The car industry says it could struggle after a ban on new petrol and diesel cars was brought forward to 2030.

Ryan Edwards, creator of Audoo, a system that logs songs played in public, gives his business advice.

The government has been accused of a lack of transparency over £18bn of Covid-related contracts.

The airline wants to show that testing could remove the need for arrivals to quarantine.

Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey face questions about misinformation labels and account bans.

It is part of a long-awaited plan to hit net zero emissions that will be released later on Tuesday.

It will sell prescription drugs initially in the US, with discounts for Prime users.

The head of the industry's trade group tells MPs 660,000 jobs were lost before the latest lockdown.

Seasonal workers are now able to work during quarantine to ensure demand for Christmas is met.

A West Yorkshire company making deliveries for independent retailers has seen trade soar in lockdown.

The airline reports an annual loss for the first time in its 25-year history as demand collapses.

The Chinese communications firm said Honor had been under pressure to find suppliers.

US president-Elect's comments come as 15 Asia Pacific countries including China sign historic trade pact.

A trading platform allowing people to buy and sell sneakers like shares is expanding into the region.