New safety systems for London’s trams
The BBC’s Richard Westcott looks at Transport for London’s warning systems aimed at stopping tram drivers dozing off.
Ghana’s ‘brand-building’ ideas guru
Sound and fashion artist Steloolive works with brands to increase their profile.
will.i.am: ‘I want to be like Bill Gates’
Why will.i.am, the award-winning musician and front-man for the Black Eyed Peas is collaborating with coders.
Three football clubs ‘shamed’ for underpaying staff
Three Scottish teams are among 28 employers who failed to pay staff the minimum wage.
Manufacturing sector expands for sixth month in October
The sector is set for “strong growth” in the longer term, the Office for National Statistics says.
Brexit: Business calls for more clarity over deal
Despite news of a “breakthrough” deal, companies want certainty about EU citizens living in the UK.
Lego wins first copyright case against China copies
Toymaker Lego has won a landmark case in China against two companies that manufactured copies.
Japan’s economy in longest growth streak since 1994
Growth was driven by rising exports and increased investment by Japanese companies.
A ‘very happy’ Trump defends Flynn’s actions, says ‘there was nothing to hide’ despite plea
President Donald Trump said he fired Michael Flynn for lying, but his actions were “lawful.”
China’s Tencent is quietly surrounding US tech giants with Trojan horse investments
Tencent IS making a series of investments in Western companies that are significant, but not splashy.