UK car sales fall 9.3% in July says motor trade body
An industry body says the market is continuing to fall amid uncertainty over Brexit.
Fixing cars and stereotypes in Senegal
Fatou Sylla explains how she and a friend set up a female-run car repair business in Senegal.
RBS returns to profit in first half of 2017
The banking giant makes a profit of £939m and selects Amsterdam as its post-Brexit European base.
West Africa’s biggest solar plant
While Senegal experiences a huge investment in solar energy, many people living in rural communities are yet to see the benefits.
Pearson to cut 3,000 jobs worldwide
The move is part of a cost cutting drive after the firm reported a record loss last year.
Ben Broadbent: Rate rise may be higher than market expects
Bank of England deputy tells the BBC investors are not prepared for the size of possible rate moves.
Amazon v Alibaba
As Amazon launches its Prime Now delivery service in Singapore, Asia’s e-commerce market is hotting up.
Carney: Households have cut back since Brexit vote
A year on from the Brexit vote households have cut spending – slowing the economy – says Bank of England’s Mark Carney.
Nissan’s union fight
Nissan workers around the world can join unions, but not in Mississippi. Will a vote change that?
Hyperloop One: Passenger pod tested successfully
Hyperloop One has carried out the first trial of the technology to include a large pod that may one day carry passengers at speeds of up to 650mph.
