Big rise in foreign travel by Britons
The number of trips by UK residents abroad increased by 9.4% last year, the largest rise since 1998, according to the Office for National Statistics.
VIDEO: Africa’s cashew nuts champions
How the Ivory Coast has become the world’s top exporter of cashew nuts.
VIDEO: ‘You’ve got to want something different’
The entrepreneur in South Africa producing custom-made bicycles.
VIDEO: Will ‘bond notes’ help Zimbabwe’s economy?
Zimbabwe has just introduced “bond notes” to help solve a serious cash shortage and kick-start its economy.
Kanye West realizes why Mark Zuckerberg didn’t give him $1B
Kanye West admitted he should have written to Zuckerberg on Facebook rather than tweeting.
Take a look inside Apple’s new store with trees, a giant 6K screen and concert venue
Apple unveiled a revamped store design on San Francisco’s Union Square on Thursday, 15 years after it opened its first two stores
One in six albums sold is by a UK star
The huge success of artists like One Direction and Adele means that British artists accounted for one in every six albums sold worldwide last year.
Five tech innovations designed to solve life’s little problems
Hate having to remember too many PINs or carry too many credit cards? Or just tired of heavy lifting? These prototypes are for you.
Tumble dryer firm’s repairs ‘too slow’
Whirlpool, the firm behind the faulty tumble dryers involved in a series of fires, is accused of “multiple failings” by the consumer group Which?
Brazil’s Petrobras gets new boss
Brazil’s interim President, Michel Temer, names former energy minister Pedro Parente as the new boss of scandal-hit state-run oil firm Petrobras.
