Stocks sell off, all 3 major indexes post worst day since June 24
Stocks fell sharply as concerns the Fed might raise interest rates this month loomed following comments made by key Fed officials.
Putin isn’t so ‘strong’ anymore when you look at Russia’s economy
Donald Trump likes to praise the Russian leader’s strength, but that strength hasn’t done much that’s good for Russia’s economy.
Energy deal ‘tease and squeeze’ tactics
The extra costs faced by energy customers when a one-year deal on their energy comes to an end varies widely, analysis for the BBC has revealed.
BMW seeks to break deadlock on producing new electric cars: sources
BMW’s board is skipping the Paris Motor Show, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Why are 80% of Ugandans snubbing local clothing brands?
A booming second-hand clothing market in Uganda is causing controversy.
£32,000 anybody?
The government has confirmed that the Lifetime Isa will be launched in April 2017, but some providers are boycotting the idea, calling it too complicated
Facebook U-turn over ‘Napalm girl’ photograph
Facebook says it will allow an iconic photograph of a girl fleeing a Napalm attack after previously banning the image.
Elon Musk takes to Twitter in hunt for SpaceX explosion clues
Elon Musk says the SpaceX rocket that blew up is proving to be the most complex failure the firm has faced in 14 years.
General Motors: 4m vehicles recalled over safety bug
The US car company General Motors is recalling more than four million vehicles worldwide due to a software defect linked to at least one death.
Volkswagen engineer charged in emissions probe
A Volkswagen engineer has pleaded guilty for his involvement in the German carmaker’s diesel emissions scandal.