It just got 21 percent more expensive to be an immigrant seeking US citizenship
The agency that processes immigrant requests imposed price hikes on immigration applications.
Syria’s Aleppo sees shelling, air strikes again as Assad urges peace talks
Syrian rebels shelled Aleppo and air strikes resumed around the city as Assad said insurgents’ withdrawal may spur a political solution.
So how hard is it to make a Japanese pastry? We gave it a shot
Wagashi-making is one of the many activities available under Airbnb’s newly packaged “experiences.”
Why Mondelēz is looking to Singapore for gum and candy innovation
Mondelēz is opening a research center for gum and candy in Singapore, which sparks irony because the city-state has a partial ban on gum.
Business in 2016
2016 saw two dramatic votes: the UK’s Brexit decision and Donald Trump’s election as US president.
How is tinsel made?
The BBC visits the UK’s largest supplier of tinsel to reveal the magic behind the sparkly stuff.
This is how 2016 could end for stocks
Wall Street has been hoping to end the year with a bang — with the Dow finishing above 20,000.
Trump calls remarks on video by Berlin attacker ‘a purely religious threat’
The president-elect was referring to a video in which a Tunisian man suspected in a Berlin truck attack vowed to “slaughter you pigs.”
Creating ‘one-of-a-kind’ perfumes in South Africa
Perfume maker Agata Karolina tells the BBC about the business of making scents from scratch.