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Oil prices slide after US-Iran deal announced

Under the agreement, the key Strait of Hormuz waterway will be reopened, US President Donald Trump said.

Trump says France must scrap tech 'sales tax' or face 100% wine tariffs: NY Post

President Donald Trump issued the threat ahead of this week's G7 summit in Évian-les-Bains, France.

CNBC Daily Open: Iran deal fuels global relief rally

Iran peace deal sparks a global relief rally in stocks amid hopes that the end of the war will ease the energy crisis impacting economies worldwide.

Demand at baby bank 'has never been higher'

The founder says rising childcare costs mean many of those they help are in work but struggling.

SpaceX: To the moon for investors or a bumpy ride? Here's what experts say

If the first day's share price is anything to go by, investors are still very optimistic on the stock.

Markets cheer U.S.-Iran agreement, but some investors caution deal is yet to be signed

Asian stocks rallied Monday while oil prices tumbled after the U.S. and Iran agreed to a peace deal aimed at ending nearly four months of conflict.

SoftBank surges more than 12% as Iran-U.S. peace deal sends Asia stocks soaring

Asian tech stocks surged Monday on news that Iran and the U.S. have reached a peace deal

Stock futures jump, oil prices fall as Trump says U.S. has reached peace deal with Iran

Oil prices fell and U.S. stock-index futures jumped Sunday after President Donald Trump said the U.S. has agreed to a peace deal with Iran, apparently ending months

World leaders welcome U.S.-Iran deal as Europe signals sanctions relief, urges Hormuz reopening

The agreement came after more than three months of stop-start negotiations and bouts of fighting since late February, roiling global energy and commodities markets.

U.S. and Iran reach peace deal to end the Mideast war, with agreement set to be signed Friday

The deal follows weeks of mixed messaging from both Washington and Tehran on the trajectory of the conflict.

As more US business owners retire many are selling up to their staff

Some six million bosses of American firms will be entering retirement between now and 2035.