GM reaches 'tentative' deal with striking UAW workers
Workers have been on strike for nearly five weeks as they demand better pay and working conditions.
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BA passengers: Cabin fumes gave us breathing problems
A British Airways flight to Valencia in August was evacuated after the aircraft filled with smoke.
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Online fashion twice as ‘racy’ as high street
Online fashion stores are more likely than traditional ones to use images seen as "racy", BBC research finds.
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Netflix warns of a 'headwind' as new rivals loom
The firm's subscriber growth is slowing, and Disney and Apple are due to launch their own streaming services.
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Criminals 'could exploit' no-deal Brexit gaps
With two weeks to go, the National Audit Office warns governments and firms are not fully prepared.
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Global investors taking risks for higher returns, says IMF
In its latest economic assessments, the IMF says risks to global financial stability remain high.
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Ed Sheeran's label boss Ben Cook steps down over 'offensive' Run DMC costume
Ben Cook steps down as president of Atlantic Records after dressing up as a member of Run DMC.
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John Lewis stops selling drones over Gatwick chaos
The retailer says the Gatwick Airport drone shutdown and falling sales had prompted its decision.
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Primavera festival goes paperless with switch to mobile-only tickets
The Spanish festival hopes to combat touts by adopting a mobile-only ticket policy.
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UK's controversial 'porn blocker' plan dropped
A plan to force porn sites to verify users' ages will be shelved, says Digital Secretary Nicky Morgan.
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HS2 must be built in full, say the CBI's regional heads
The call by regional heads of the CBI business lobby comes amid worries HS2 could be scaled back.
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Asos profits plunge in 'disappointing' year
The online fashion retailer blames "challenging" growth and warehouse problems for its weak performance.
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Neil Woodford closes crisis-hit investment empire
The UK's best-known stockpicker shuts his firm after a crash in the value of his multi-billion-pound funds.
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Jessops owner plans to call in administrators
The High Street camera chain, owned by Dragons Den star Peter Jones, has seen big rent rises.
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Luton airport expansion 'reckless and irresponsible'
A second consultation into expansion at Luton Airport opens today and includes plans for a second terminal.
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And 'Lo!' - How the internet was born
Interface Message Processors built the Arpanet, which led to the internet of today.
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Holy tech! Churches try new ways to connect
Churches are increasingly using social media and specialist software to help reach their congregations.
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The hungry 26-year-old who set up a £100m food firm
When Timo Boldt realised he wanted to get meal kits delivered, he decided to set up his own firm.
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Love Island: How Amber Gill and Molly-Mae changed fashion
Social media is a powerful tool used by fast fashion companies, but with big names alongside them are they unstoppable?
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How interchangeable parts revolutionised the way things are made
One man's desire to create the perfect gun profoundly changed manufacturing.
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How 3D technology is capturing the world
From computer games to railway tracks, capturing 3D images in exquisite detail is now big business.
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Femtech: Right time, wrong term?
The 'femtech' label for women's health tech is flourishing but not everybody is a fan.
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The boss who rescued 300 Syrian refugees
Entrepreneur Jim Estill spent CA$1.5m of his own money to bring Syrian refugees to Canada.
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‘I’m being jailed for four emails from 12 years ago’
A former trader says the US government submitted misleading evidence to court.
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The incinerator and the ski slope tackling waste
Billed the world’s cleanest waste-to-energy plant, Denmark's Copenhill project had a troubled start.
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BBC World News business headlines
The latest international business headlines from BBC World News.
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My way to stop boardroom infighting
CEO Gordon Wilson says his way to stop execs infighting is for people to open up about themselves.
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Turning Paris's underground car parks into mushrooms farms
Paris is renovating many of its underground car parks and some are now growing mushrooms.
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How the speed camera became a million dollar idea
The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the speed camera became a million dollar idea.
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What does the new £20 note look like?
The BBC's Simon Gompertz explains what the new £20 banknote looks like.
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Brexit: Will the flower industry wilt or bloom?
Radio 1 Newsbeat follows a bunch of flowers on its journey from Europe’s largest auction to a florist in Kent.
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Fast-food chain CEO: 'Don't treat business as war'
Doing business isn't like waging a war, says fast-food chain boss John Vincent.
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Forecasts of post-Brexit economic gloom 'were accurate'
The Institute for Fiscal Studies says forecasts of post-Brexit economic gloom 'were accurate'.
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