Trump played down North Korea’s string of missile tests. That could embolden Kim
U.S. President Donald Trump plays down North Korea’s third missile launch in about a week, saying that “short-range missiles” are “very standard.”
BA pilots’ pay deal is fair, says airline’s boss
Talks to avert a summer airline strike will resume after BA lost a bid to avert industrial action.
Google to charge rivals to become default search engine for Android users in Europe
Google says it will let European users select their default search engine on a new choice screen when setting up their Android device.
Japan to strike South Korea off trusted export list as rift deepens
South Korea is fiercely opposed to the move, which Japan says is due to national security concerns.
Beijing responds to Trump’s new $300 billion tariff threat
China’s foreign ministry reportedly said Friday that while Beijing did not want a trade war with the U.S., it was not afraid to fight one.
Goals Soccer Centres says accounts crisis stretches back to 2010
The firm’s shares are set to be kicked off the stock exchange after it discovers “improper behaviour”.
People are buying digital ‘clothes’ that aren’t real — and they could be the next Instagram hit
Digital apparel is no emperor’s new clothes fad — in the gaming industry, “skins” and “cosmetics” are a staple item, but virtual fashion is new to Instagram
Trump is threatening France over its digital tax – these countries could be next
France isn’t the only country pushing for a digital tax on tech giants like Amazon, Google, Apple and Facebook.
Millions of barrels of Iranian crude are sitting in Chinese ports — and could disrupt oil markets
Oil could fall by $5 to $7 a barrel if China were to draw down on these stored volumes, one expert told CNBC.
Post-Brexit plans unveiled for 10 free ports
Boris Johnson believes that the zones could create jobs in “left-behind areas” across the UK.