Coronavirus: A visual guide to the economic impact
Key maps and charts explain how the virus has impacted markets and businesses around the world.
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‘My dream home hangs in the balance’
Government advice to "postpone a move if at all possible" amid the coronavirus outbreak has left many plans in flux.
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Coronavirus: Virgin Atlantic to seek bailout in coming days
The airline is to ask the government for cash to keep going after coronavirus leads to travel slump.
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Coronavirus: OneWeb blames pandemic for collapse
OneWeb, the high-profile London-based satellite start-up, files for bankruptcy protection in the US.
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John Menzies axes 17,500 jobs amid travel slump
The aviation services firm says it is cutting costs to mitigate the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on its business.
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Coronavirus: Trump signs into law largest bailout in US history
The $2 trillion boost is the largest ever as virus cases continue to rise, hitting the economy.
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Drop in consumer confidence sends US stocks lower again
A closely watched survey finds US consumer confidence at the lowest level in three years.
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The uncertain future for China's electric car makers
China is the biggest market for electric vehicles, but the coronavirus is the latest blow to shake the industry.
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Coronavirus: 2,000 jobs at risk as Carluccio's faces collapse
The food chain is in talks with administrators after previously warning of coronavirus impact.
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Coronavirus: Asia shares up on multi-trillion dollar stimulus hopes
Investors are betting that measures by the US and G20 will ease the economic impact of the pandemic.
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Designer brand Ralph Lauren to make masks and gowns
Luxury fashion brands are shifting manufacturing to make vital medical wear for the coronavirus effort.
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Coronavirus: 'We are not working in safe conditions'
Many workers say they are being made to continue doing non-essential work, despite government advice.
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Coronavirus: Minister defends wait for self-employed bailout
Some people who fall outside the terms of the rescue grants say their hopes have been dashed.
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Huawei P40 flagship phones launch amid Covid-19 crisis
Experts say demand outside of China is likely to be weak because of the virus pandemic and absent apps.
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Coronavirus: UK government unveils aid for self-employed
The self-employed will be paid up to £2,500 a month to help them cope with the coronavirus crisis.
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US stocks rally despite record unemployment claims
The gains cap the best three-day streak for the Dow and S&P 500 since the Great Depression.
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Coronavirus: US Senate passes $2tn disaster aid bill
The largest government economic stimulus in US history is approved, despite a last-minute row.
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Coronavirus: Record number of Americans file for unemployment
The number of people in the US seeking jobless benefits jumped to nearly 3.3 million last week.
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Why orange juice prices are soaring on global markets
Demand is rising for orange juice during virus outbreak while supply is hit by transport restrictions.
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Postmasters 'rejoice' as convictions appeal granted
Dozens were accused of stealing money, with some jailed, after the Post Office introduced a new IT system.
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Banks under fire for coronavirus loan tactics
MPs have criticised banks for asking business owners to put their own property up to secure loans.
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Coronavirus: Off-licences added to list of 'essential' retailers
Government updates list of shops allowed to open during the pandemic to include those selling alcohol.
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Coronavirus: Construction firms split as shutdown calls grow
Confusion deepens as some firms decide to stay open, citing government guidelines for essential work.
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Facebook group calls soar 1,000% during Italy's lockdown
The social media platform has seen usage rocket in countries hardest hit by coronavirus lockdowns.
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Nike turns to digital sales during China shutdown
Sportswear giant Nike says online sales have helped cushion blow of widespread store closures during virus.
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Coronavirus: No extra help for airlines, chancellor says
Rishi Sunak says bailing out airlines would be a "last resort" as the sector braces for a $252bn loss.
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Coronavirus: 'Avoid using microwave to get faster internet'
With millions of people working from home, media watchdog Ofcom issues tips to boost internet speed.
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How are food supply networks coping with coronavirus?
As the pandemic puts pressure on food supplies, how are the delivery systems holding up?
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Marini Naturals: The haircare business that reaches 12 countries
Michelle Ntalami couldn't buy the products she wanted for her hair, so she set up a company to sell them.
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Could synthetic fish be a better catch of the day?
Start-ups are growing fish "meat" in labs and say it will be competitive with fish from the sea.
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'I bought a winery and it caused a US-French row'
When US entrepreneur Michael Baum bought a famous French vineyard it caused a trans-Atlantic spat.
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Coronavirus: Robots use light beams to zap hospital viruses
Demand has surged for robots equipped with powerful ultraviolet lights that can kill viruses.
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Singapore has moved all its hawkers indoors, and other big Asian cities are following suit
Singapore has moved all its street food vendors indoors. Could that be a model for other cities?
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'It was never my plan to be the boss of a huge company'
Why Swiss drugs giant Novartis was prepared to take a chance on a young American.
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How do you work out what something is worth?
Auctions have been around for centuries, but underpin the success of many internet giants today.
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Reducing brain damage in sport without losing the thrills
Sports like NFL and rugby are taking head injuries much more seriously and employing technology to help.
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The Boss: Male investors didn't get my billion-dollar idea
How fashion boss Katrina Lake was able to succeed despite having to battle sexism.
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Are female urinals the answer to queues at the loos?
Clever designs are trying to tackle queues for female loos, but will the innovations catch on?
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Coronavirus: Tourism in Thailand hit by Covid-19
Thailand's tourism industry, once considered very robust, is now struggling because of coronavirus.
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'That was the worst day of my business life'
How coffee company Equator managed to survive and grow after a major threat to its business.
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BBC World News business headlines
The latest international business headlines from BBC World News.
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Coronavirus: The struggle of being a ride-share driver
Julie Davis is a ride-share driver in the virus hotspot of Seattle - watch her emotional video diary.
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Remote working: Seven tips for successful video meetings
Workplace consultant Guenaelle Watson gives seven tips for better video meetings.
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The Prodrive Motorsport company it switching its factory to ventilators
The Prodrive Motorsport company it switching its factory to ventilators
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South Korean fashion designer switches to face masks
South Korean fashion designer Paul Park has created a line of colourful coronavirus face masks
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CEO Secrets: 'Don't be afraid to ask rivals for help'
Don't be afraid to ask your rivals, you'll be amazed at how helpful they can be, says Ellie Webb.
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What Trump wants from trade
President Trump believes the US is being unfairly treated by other countries when it comes to trade.
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Huawei: Boom time in China
While Huawei tech is blocked in the US, it is helping build one of the world biggest 5G networks at home.
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The garlic farmers who love Trump
American garlic farmers say demand is rising after the US president put tariffs on Chinese imports.
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How China plans to lead in computer chips
China wants to end its dependence on imported computer chips, but experts says it will struggle.
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Is China gaining an edge in AI?
The US-China over artificial intelligence is heating up, but some warn the US could be over-reacting.
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