Robotic furniture moves to suit your needs and other news
BBC Click’s Lara Lewington looks at some of the best of the week’s technology news.
Empire strikes back
Technology that makes audiences feel like they are in the movie, rather than just watching it, is helping cinemas sell more tickets at higher prices.
Monsanto expected to reject Bayer’s sweetened offer, analysts say
Monsanto is expected to reject the roughly $65 billion offer from Bayer and may chase its own deal with BASF’s agro-chemicals unit.
What is new Chancellor Philip Hammond’s plan?
New Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond has said the government will restore confidence in the British economy.
May adds energy policy to Business department
Theresa May’s new Conservative government revamps the Department for Business, which will be led by Greg Clark.
Game changer
It’s early days for Pokemon Go, but some believe the app marks a turning point in mobile video games.
Tesla Autopilot needs rethink urges US consumer group
US group Consumer Reports has called on Tesla to disable the automatic steering function in its electric cars.
Inside Bombardier’s ‘giant gamble’
The BBC’s Theo Leggett looks inside one of Bombardier’s new C-Series aircraft, a programme that faced years of questions about its financial viability.
George Osborne
George Osborne has only ever had one cabinet post, chancellor of the exchequer and has been in charge of the nation’s finances since 2010. How will he be remembered?
Pokemon Go unleashed in the UK
Pokemon Go – a mobile game that has become a global phenomenon – is released in the UK.