VIDEO: Tesla Model S speeds past competitors
Luxury electric car Tesla Model S is proving to be very popular despite its $80,000 price tag.
VIDEO: Mothers express discrimination fears
More than a quarter of mothers in the UK feel discriminated against at work, a survey suggests.
VIDEO: Mothers express discrimination fears
More than a quarter of mothers in the UK feel discriminated against at work, a survey suggests.
China trade data beats expectations
Chinese exports and imports rose more than expected in July, a sharp recovery from the previous month.
China trade data beats expectations
Chinese exports and imports rose more than expected in July, a sharp recovery from the previous month.
VIDEO: Demand for data security rises in Asia
As more and more people in Asia take to the internet to do their everyday tasks like banking and shopping, the demand for secure facilities to house the information is growing.
VIDEO: Chinese yuan reaches record high
China's yuan has reached a record high, as officials steer the economy more towards domestic consumer spending, with less emphasis on exports.
VIDEO: Chinese yuan reaches record high
China's yuan has reached a record high, as officials steer the economy more towards domestic consumer spending, with less emphasis on exports.
VIDEO: Ramadan sales seen falling in Singapore
Some retailers in Singapore are reporting lower sales as this year's Muslim holy month of Ramadan comes to a close.
VIDEO: Ramadan sales seen falling in Singapore
Some retailers in Singapore are reporting lower sales as this year's Muslim holy month of Ramadan comes to a close.
VIDEO: Tepco to get more government help
The Japanese government will provide more help to Tepco, the company that owns the Fukushima nuclear plant that was crippled by the 2011's earthquake and tsunami.
Bondholders sue US city over mortgage debt
Banks seek injunction to block Richmond, California, from seizing the mortgages of struggling borrowers and replacing them with cheaper loans
JPMorgan faces criminal and civil probes over mortgages
(Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co , the biggest U.S. bank by assets, said on Wednesday that it faces a criminal probe by the U.S. Department of Justice over sales of mortgage-backed securities and...
London Metal Exchange eyes three CEO candidates - Bloomberg
(Reuters) - The London Metal Exchange is considering three candidates to succeed Chief Executive Martin Abbott who is set to step down at the end of the year, Bloomberg reported, citing two people...
Exclusive - TPG explores $3 billion sale of specialty drugmaker Aptalis
NEW YORK (Reuters) - TPG Capital LP has been exploring a sale of Aptalis Pharma, a specialty drugmaker it has owned since 2008 and values at more than $3 billion (1.93 billion pounds), four people...
Mothers express discrimination fears
More than a quarter of UK mothers feel they have been discriminated against at work after returning from maternity leave, a survey suggests.
Mothers express discrimination fears
More than a quarter of UK mothers feel they have been discriminated against at work after returning from maternity leave, a survey suggests.
The family firm selling via Facebook
The BBC's Jill Martin visits US clothing company Lolly Wolly Doodle, which is helping to lead the way in selling directly through Facebook.
The family firm selling via Facebook
The BBC's Jill Martin visits US clothing company Lolly Wolly Doodle, which is helping to lead the way in selling directly through Facebook.
Zimbabwe faces 'huge' economic challenges
Zimbabwe's economy faces challenging future
Zimbabwe faces 'huge' economic challenges
Zimbabwe's economy faces challenging future
Xerox copiers to get scanning patch
Xerox is to release a software update for its Workcentre copiers to address concerns they can switch numbers and letters in scans when put into "normal" mode.
Xerox copiers to get scanning patch
Xerox is to release a software update for its Workcentre copiers to address concerns they can switch numbers and letters in scans when put into "normal" mode.
VIDEO: Use your face and photo to pay
PayPal has launched a new app, which enables shoppers in the UK to pay for goods on their mobile phone, using their first name and picture.
VIDEO: Use your face and photo to pay
PayPal has launched a new app, which enables shoppers in the UK to pay for goods on their mobile phone, using their first name and picture.
GSK’s Witty aspires to be bionic boss
Group pushes into nascent field of bioelectronics, where implants will theoretically commandeer parts of the nervous system to fight disease
VIDEO: A&E units 'to get £500m bailout'
Struggling Accident and Emergency units in England are to get a £500m bailout over the next two years to ensure waiting times are kept under control, the BBC understands.
VIDEO: What is 'forward guidance'?
The Bank of England's new governor has signalled that record low interest rates could stay for years to come.
JPMorgan faces criminal and civil probes over mortgages
(Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co, the biggest U.S. bank by assets, said on Wednesday it is being investigated by criminal and civil divisions of the U.S. Department of Justice over offerings of...
How will Amazon's Bezos change The Washington Post?
SEATTLE (Reuters) - Technology and media circles are abuzz at how e-commerce wunderkind Jeff Bezos plans to modernize The Washington Post, a money-losing bastion of the old economy.
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