Bradford & Bingley mortgage sale raises £11.8bn
The government sells buy-to-let mortgages acquired during the financial crisis.
EU stands firm on Brexit plan; no trade deal before the divorce
The European Union is ready to talk to Britain on a future free trade deal before the two sides agree final terms on Brexit, draft EU negotiating guidelines issued on Friday show.
Crayola is ditching dandelion yellow from its range and replacing it with a new one
The crayon company is removing the gold-tinged stick from its boxes to make way for a new one.
The robot hand that shadows your movements
A mechanical hand that copies the exact movements of your own hand.
The man helping people with autism get jobs
85 per cent of people with autism in the UK are unemployed
Bogus boss scam
Incidents of fraudsters posing as the boss and demanding staff make payments is on the rise.
Five banks are merging to create an Indian super-bank
Five Indian banks are merging with the State Bank of India to create a $550bn super-bank.
GSK’s Emma Walmsley steps into Andrew Witty’s shoes
Emma Walmsley takes over from Andrew Witty at the UK’s largest drugs company, but on 25% lower pay.
Pee Wee Pumps: High heels for babies spark outrage
A US company that makes footwear for infants described as “diva defining” is labelled “disgusting”.
Lloyd’s of London to set up Brussels hub
The chief executive of Lloyd’s of London says ‘tens of staff’ will be shifted to Brussels.