US shutdown bites as federal workers miss payday
Unpaid federal employees are going to food banks, with no end in sight to the political impasse.
Chinese consumers are taking sides in the trade war and that’s bad news for US companies: Cramer
Jim Cramer flags some pain points in the U.S.-China trade war and tells investors how to gauge progress in the ongoing dispute.
China powers up electric car market
New rules could help some manufacturers in the world’s biggest market for electric cars.
Mary Poppins Returns: Can tuppence really save the day?
The latest Mary Poppins film has been a hit at the box office but what money lessons can we take from the film franchise?
Greggs: How its vegan sausage roll stormed social media
Shares in the bakery chain Greggs bucked the retail gloom this week thanks to good numbers and marketing.
Winter likely to finish off some energy firms, analysts say
Customers could see their tariffs rise if they are bounced to a new energy supplier.
Ford: Almost 1,000 Bridgend job losses by 2021 outlined to unions
About 370 jobs could go at Ford in Bridgend in a first phase of cuts, the BBC understands.
For Huawei, another week of bad headlines means the company is facing trouble on a global scale
A Huawei executive was arrested in Poland on allegations of spying this week, and exports of telecom equipment out of California have been halted.
Trevor Stuurman: The street photographer setting the trends
The South African multi-media artist causing a stir in the global world of fashion as he turns his passion into a profit.
Earnings season may turn up some stock market winners after December’s battering
After the market’s December meltdown, earnings season could turn up some winners among the rubble, analysts said