VW boss ‘not aware’ of China’s detention camps
VW chief executive Herbert Diess tells BBC he is “not aware” of reports of detention camps in China.
How can you stop your kids viewing harmful web content?
Is content filtering tech the answer or is education and discussion the key to keeping kids safe?
Nextdoor CEO: ‘Customers bring some of the best ideas’
Sarah Friar, CEO of community website firm Nextdoor, says customers bring some of the best ideas.
‘We made more than five billion teabags last year’
How Bettys & Taylors went from running teashops to selling tea around the globe.
What does the world’s largest single-building airport terminal look like?
Beijing’s new Daxing airport will have the world’s largest terminal housed in a single building, officials claim.
Brexit: British Steel seeks £100m government loan to meet EU rules
The steelmaker is asking for help after the EU froze UK companies out of its carbon credits scheme.
UK lawmakers urge British government to extradite WikiLeaks founder Assange to Sweden
More than 70 UK lawmakers are urging that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange be extradited to Sweden.
Nintendo’s big switch: Mario finally going mobile, but console king faces new competition
Nintendo’s mobile strategy is taking shape as Mario heads to phones, but the console king has moved slowly and Google and Apple are launching new online gaming models. The Nintendo Switch is still a hit, but the switch to mobile is still a challenge.
Disney does Deadpool: R-rated superhero could be Marvel’s leading man after ‘Avengers: Endgame’
The Disney-Fox deal adds heroes to Marvel’s orbit as ‘Avengers: Endgame’ closes the reign of several leading men — Robert Downey Jr. as Ironman and Chris Evans as Captain America. Ryan Reynold’s ‘Deadpool’ could be key to future blockbuster success.
UK parliament ‘very likely’ to consider new Brexit referendum, says British finance minister
British finance minister Phillip Hammond said Friday he believed it was “very likely” a second Brexit referendum would be put to parliament.