Changing minds
Black Brazilians face higher levels of unemployment, lower salaries and get fewer managerial jobs.
‘Black people are not seen in commercials’
Michelle Fernandes launched her own fashion brand because she wasn’t being given opportunities by her employers.
Robot wrangler
As we build more robots, more people will be needed to manage them, and they may not all be advanced engineers.
Why tech giants ‘don’t pay enough tax’ in EU
The bloc’s tax system was designed for companies with a physical presence, not digital businesses, says Pierre Moscovici, the EU’s economics affairs commissioner.
From Cape Town to Cairo
Africa is hoping to agree a free trade deal encompassing the whole continent – but can it be done?
Still ticking
The world’s biggest watch show opens this week with the Swiss industry hoping a recent sales crunch is over.
Test tube meat
The sci-fi food of the future could change the way we eat forever, and it is going to be up to food designers to convince us it’s not just an acquired taste.
Tapping or talking
The spoken web is becoming more established in the home. But will it catch on elsewhere?
Catching cyber-crooks
If you want a job that rides the wave of the future, get hired by a firm that combats cyber-threats, says the BBC’s Mark Ward.