Nissan says Ghosn received $9m in improper payments
A Nissan-Mitsubishi investigation found Carlos Ghosn received funds from a joint venture between the firms.
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Brexit: Liam Fox yet to seal no-deal trade agreements
International trade secretary says other countries must "put the work in" ahead of possible no-deal Brexit.
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Ryanair issues profit warning as fares fall
The airline cuts its forecast, blaming a fall in air fares and over-capacity on short-haul routes.
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Murdoch asks to merge Times titles
Rupert Murdoch asks for permission to share some resources between the Times and the Sunday Times.
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Elon Musk's Tesla to cut about 3,000 jobs as cars 'too expensive'
The electric carmaker, founded by Elon Musk, says it will cut about 3,000 jobs to boost profits.
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Amazon issues no-deal advice to UK sellers
The online retail giant has advised UK businesses to consider moving stock to their European warehouses
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UK retail sales slide in December
Retail sales fell last month after consumers brought forward their Christmas shopping to November.
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Germany 'considers ban on Huawei' amid global backlash
Other countries have barred the Chinese firm from their network infrastructure over security concerns.
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Trump cancels Nancy Pelosi foreign trip citing shutdown
Members of Congress who were due to join the trip are left sitting on a bus at Capitol Hill.
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Netflix shows Bird Box and Elite drive subscriber growth
The streaming giant says the subscriber growth reflects the success of its original programmes.
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Jack Bogle: The man who pioneered index investing
Jack Bogle, credited with upending the way we invest through index funds has died aged 89.
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Sears retail chain in $5.2bn rescue plan
Sears' controversial chairman Eddie Lampert's multi-billion dollar offer will keep 400 stores open.
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Nuclear plant in Anglesey suspended by Hitachi
Japan's Hitachi is suspending work on the Wylfa Newydd plant in Wales amid concerns over rising costs.
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Oxford University suspends Huawei donations and sponsorships
The institution suspends donations from the Chinese telecoms giant amid continuing spying controversy.
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No-deal Brexit warning for UK drivers
A no-deal Brexit would mean anyone planning to drive outside the UK would need an insurance Green Card.
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BBC World News business headlines
The latest international business headlines from BBC World News.
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How Corn Flakes became a million dollar idea
The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how Corn Flakes became a million dollar idea.
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The ultrasound scan you can do yourself
A US company has produced an ultrasound scanner that plugs into an iPhone and costs $2,000 (£1,555).
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Detroit auto show: Supercharged cars dazzle on debut
Power and speed took centre stage in Detroit as carmakers showed off new additions to their line up.
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'Food porn star' Indian chef gives fine dining a twist
Gaggan Anand, the executive chef at Bangkok's Michelin-starred restaurant Gaggan, has brought Indian cuisine to new heights.
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Migrant workers: 'You don't want us any more in the UK'
Employers warn of labour shortages after Brexit because of new rules for low-skilled migrant workers.
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CES 2019: The sat nav of the future has arrived
A car dashboard that can display directions and points of interest as holograms has been developed.
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'Treat your business partnership like your marriage'
Founder of ecological shoe brand Allbirds, Joey Zwillinger, says he treats his business partnership like his marriage.
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How does Brexit affect the pound?
Sterling has had a volatile couple of years since the UK voted to leave the European Union. Why?
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China's weakening trade figures should concern us all
It isn't just the US president that should be concerned about this week's sluggish trade figures.
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Drag queen or delivery driver: What's your 'side hustle'?
Millennials are increasingly doing jobs on the side, whether through love or necessity.
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Virtual cities: Designing the metropolises of the future
How 3D software supercharged with real-time data can simulate complex designs before they're built.
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Why are the Chinese buying fewer cars?
As both the government and households try to reduce their debt levels, car sales across China are declining.
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Hermes: Where the luxury giant is an industry outsider
France's luxury retailer Hermes is trying to become a big player in Switzerland's exclusive watch industry.
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Smartwatches: Switzerland's friend or foe?
The Swiss watch industry faced a near-death experience from quartz products. Is the smartwatch a similar threat?
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Detroit auto show: Firms bet on petrol to fund electric future
Automakers are relying on the popularity of big, traditional vehicles to fund their electric ambitions.
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Watches: A Briton at the heart of a Swiss tradition
Stephen Forsey's company is making waves in the spiritual home of Switzerland's watch industry.
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The former homeless man bringing web access to the Bronx
People without internet access have fewer life chances than those that do. How can we close the gap?
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'Our vision is never to lay anyone off'
The Argentine boss who travelled the world to get orders and prevent him from having to make staff redundant.
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Watch industry's times are changing
Swiss watch companies gather for their Geneva show after a difficult couple of years for the industry.
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eSwatini - Taiwan's last friend in Africa
Why Taiwan, not China, is the economic partner of choice for the nation formerly known as Swaziland.
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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?
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The drone pilot whose maps are saving lives in Zanzibar
Drones are being used to map previously unmapped areas in Africa to the benefit of its citizens.
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Are the days of the private car really over?
Is the "robo-taxis" revolution really on its way? Many readers were doubtful, so we address their counter-arguments.
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How is Qatar coping with its economic embargo?
As the boycott of Qatar by four of its neighbours enters a third calendar year, what is its continuing impact?
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Fukubukuro: Why Japan goes crazy for 'lucky bags'
Taking your chances on buying a mystery bag of a store's old stock has become a New Year tradition.
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Making better use of 'surgeons flipping burgers'
The UN wants a better system for recognising the qualifications and work skills of migrants.
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