UK third quarter GDP confirmed at 0.5%
The UK economy grows by 0.5% in the third quarter, official figures confirm, helped by export growth and stronger consumer spending.
As Trump promises to ‘cancel job-killing’ energy red tape, US renewables grow
Figures have shown that renewables are becoming an increasingly important part of the U.S. energy mix.
Quirky facts about the Boeing 747
It was the world’s first double decker commercial plane and it made its debut in 1970. Since then the Boeing 747 has flown more than five billion people. Here are some unknown facts about the plane.
Black Friday draws crowds and full carts
CNBC’s Courtney Reagan has the update on consumer shopping as the official start to the holiday season begins.
Merkel gets another headache as socialist rivals jostle for position ahead of elections
Merkel confirmed she is running for another term, but a reshuffle in the rival socialist party could be a major hurdle.
European Commission hit by hacking attack with ‘several hours’ of disruption
The European Commission confirmed it has been the victim of a hacking attack, losing internet access for “several hours”.
Erdogan warns Turkey could open gates for migrants if pushed by EU
President Tayyip Erdogan warned on Friday that Turkey could open its gates for migrants to Europe if pushed by the EU.
Business leaders challenge Theresa May’s pay proposals
Theresa May’s attempt to reform corporate pay and governance faces more challenges from business leaders.
How Black Friday came to the UK
Black Friday started as a US tradition but is now firmly established in the UK.
Machine food
The world needs to produce more food to feed a growing population, but is automation and sensor technology the answer?
