Donald Trump 'paid $750 in federal income taxes in 2016 and 2017' - NY Times
The New York Times says Mr Trump paid no tax in 10 out of 15 years - a claim he calls "fake news".
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William Hill: Caesars Palace-owner in 'advanced' talks over £2.9bn offer
Owner of the famed Las Vegas casino reveals its hand as one of two possible bidders for the UK firm.
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TikTok: US judge halts app store ban
The video-sharing app gets a last-minute reprieve from being taken off app stores in the US.
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Movers 'more likely to buy than first-time buyers'
The coronavirus crisis is changing the dynamic in the UK housing market, researchers suggest.
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Aldi looks at online move as shopping habits change
The pandemic hasn’t been easy for the discounters with no online food. Could Aldi go digital?
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Singapore in world first for facial verification
The technology is being rolled out countrywide as part of Singapore's national identity scheme.
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Thomas Cook staff: Redundant twice in a year
A year on from the firm’s collapse, many staff are still out of work while others have set up businesses.
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Tesco joins Morrisons to limit sales of some items
Limits on loo roll and flour are back as supermarkets act to prevent a repeat of March's panic buying.
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Covid: Jobs scheme 'won't stop major rise in unemployment'
Influential think tank the Resolution Foundation warns Rishi Sunak's plan will not "live up to its promise".
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William Hill: Takeover battle looms for UK bookmaker
Shares in the betting giant jump by a third after it says it has received two rival bid approaches.
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Amazon unveils flying Ring security drone and Luna games service
One privacy campaign group says it is Amazon's "most chilling home surveillance product" yet.
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European Commission to challenge Apple tax bill verdict
EU court ruling that the tech giant does not have to pay hefty back taxes to Ireland goes back to court.
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Cardinal Becciu: Vatican official forced out in rare resignation
Cardinal Becciu managed a controversial deal to buy a luxury London property with church funds.
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Sunak defends emergency jobs scheme
Wages will be topped up for six months, but chancellor says it is "impossible" to say how many jobs will be saved.
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Local food heroes: Tesco teams up with Olio
Supermarket chain Tesco has teamed up with the food-sharing app Olio in a bid to reduce food waste.
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'One day everyone will use China's digital currency'
China plans a digital version of its currency, which some say could become a big global payment system.
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How much gold is there left to mine in the world?
Some experts believe we may have hit "peak gold" production in our pursuit of the precious metal.
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'It’s OK to make losses early on'
The co-founder of Beans Coffee Club says it’s OK to make losses when you start your business, but make sure it’s money you can afford to lose.
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Wigs: A new fashion trend for black men?
A start-up in London is on a mission to make wigs cool, with a focus on young, black men.
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Coronavirus economy: The 'banker ladies' saving friends from debt
Amid a pandemic and economic crisis, minority communities turn to traditional saving methods to help.
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BBC World News business headlines
The latest international business headlines from BBC World News.
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One of the ‘dodgiest addresses in the world’
The office in Potters Bar has registered more than 100 companies that are named in the Fincen files – a leak of suspicious activity reports filed by banks.
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Teen entrepreneurs’ top business tips
Two young businessmen who started their ventures when they were at school share their advice on how to sustain your business during the pandemic.
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Ex-Google boss Eric Schmidt: 'US dropped ball on tech funding'
The former Google boss explains why the US risks lagging behind China when it comes to innovation.
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Covid lockdown sees rise of 'barter classes' in Indian villages
In India, as schools closed during the Covid-19 lockdown, many villages turned to "barter classes".
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CEO Secrets: The company that tried having two CEOs
Cybersecurity company Darktrace experimented with having two joint CEOs for four years.
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Trump or Biden? China expects no favours either way
China Inc expect a fact-based approach to trade from Joe Biden, but a tough US stance will continue.
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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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Trump dangles cash for US firms moving from China
The US president is enticing companies to move factories back to America while punishing those who don’t.
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TikTok threatens legal action against Trump US ban
The Chinese firm says it is "shocked" by an order for US companies to stop doing business with the app.
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Why US-China relations are at their lowest point in decades
Tensions between the US and China are escalating at a dizzying pace. So what will happen next?
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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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