Lloyd’s of London to set up Brussels hub
The chief executive of Lloyd’s of London says ‘tens of staff’ will be shifted to Brussels.
Wine detective
A look at the continuing efforts to beat the fraudsters who target the global fine wine market.
Brexit Britain
With Article 50 now triggered, what are the options for the UK’s negotiators when it comes to trade?
Fawlty language
Japan is struggling to make sure it has enough English speakers when it hosts the Olympic Games in 2020.
Bye-bye bank charges?
Smartphone banking is turning us into smart savers, research suggests, as consumers take control.
Rehab to riches
Khalil Rafati beat his heroin and crack cocaine addiction and went on to become a health food millionaire.
Cheaper flights
A new budget airline from the owner of British Airways may not make reaching distant destinations cheaper.
‘Backward on pay’
BBC News asked women how they had coped financially while they were on maternity leave.
Universal income may help alleviate the ‘US of anxiety’–or become a lesson in ‘bad math’
The idea of a universal basic income is nothing new, but now more people are beginning to consider its feasibility in the U.S.