Reality Check: Has immigration hit wages?
Boris Johnson says the availability of workers from overseas has helped some big firms hold down wages. Is he right?
NBA steps up its global plans to take basketball to new markets
The NBA has been in London this week for a seventh time in eight years, as the organization continues its growth of the game.
He was a geologist for the government, now he’s serving beer
Some 800,000 federal workers across the country have seen their income suspended as the government shutdown crawls into its fourth week.
Extending the Brexit deadline could cause major issues with EU elections coming
Extending the official Brexit deadline for the U.K. could bring a wave of extra logistical and political problems for the European Union.
In the absence of Trump, Brazil’s Bolsonaro likely to be the star attraction at Davos
Brazil’s newly-elected populist President Jair Bolsonaro will take center stage at the World Economic Forum (WEF) next week.
Recession is the number one fear for CEOs in 2019, survey says
Cybersecurity and trade are also set to preoccupy business leaders next year.
Black Friday steals Christmas shoppers
Retail sales fell last month after consumers brought forward their Christmas shopping to November.
Cooper Tire Europe: Firm confirms 300 workers to lose jobs
A Wiltshire tyre firm has confirmed 300 of its job roles will be made redundant
Tesla shares plunge after job cuts, as Elon Musk sees a ‘very difficult’ road ahead
Tesla is cutting its full-time staff headcount by around 7 percent as it ramps up production of its Model 3 sedans, CEO Elon Musk says.
Bids for Scottish shopping centre to start at £1
The Postings mall in Kirkcaldy is being sold after it failed to attract enough tenants.