Visitor numbers to UK hit record in July
The number of overseas visitors to the UK topped four million in July for the first time.
Eurozone sees ‘burst of activity’ in September
The eurozone economy ended the third quarter of the year on a strong note, a survey indicates.
Slough named as the ‘best place’ to work and live
The town immortalised by ‘The Office’ is a “prime spot” for jobs and a good quality of life.
Japan’s yen rises after N Korea warning
Analysts say the situation would have to be catastrophic for investors to flee the currency.
How the Barbie doll became a million dollar idea
The BBC’s Aaron Heslehurst explains how the Barbie doll became a million dollar idea.
How business is driving the new space race
Why firms are spending millions to beat each other into orbit
Invisible threat
Many firms have no idea how many devices are connected to their networks – a major cyber-security risk.
L’Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt dies at 94
Liliane Bettencourt was suffering from dementia and died peacefully at home, her family say.
Ryanair plans to make pilots change holidays
Pilots might have to defer some annual leave, says Michael O’Leary, as cancellations cost airline £22m.
Cork questioned
As an increasing number of vineyards and wineries seal their bottles with screw-caps, the natural cork industry is fighting back.