Goldman Sachs: Sexual assault claims revealed in pay bias suit
Goldman Sachs is accused of "boys' club" culture that discriminated against women.
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Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng hails 'new era' as he unveils tax cuts
The chancellor announces the biggest tax cuts since 1972 in a significant change of policy.
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Pound sinks as investors question huge tax cuts
Markets worry over the outlook for government finances following the biggest tax cutting moves in 50 years.
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Bosses think workers do less from home, says Microsoft
A new survey from the tech giant suggests workers and bosses disagree about productivity.
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737 Max: Boeing to pay $200m over charges it misled investors
US regulators said the firm and its former boss misled investors following two fatal crashes.
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Japan to lift restrictions on foreign tourists
After two-and-a-half years, the country will freely allow in international travellers next month.
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Covid: Hong Kong to end controversial hotel quarantine policy
Hong Kong has some of the world's toughest rules as it follows China's zero Covid policies.
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Tesla ordered to recall more than a million US cars
The US car-safety watchdog says a window glitch is affecting all four Tesla models.
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UK may already be in recession - Bank of England
The warning comes as the Bank raises interest rates to 2.25% - the highest level for 14 years.
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Manchester United announce net loss of £115.5m for 2021-22
Manchester United announce a net loss of £115.5m for the 2021-22 season even though revenues rose by 18% to £583.2m.
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Sri Lanka: Inflation rate jumps to 70.2% in August
The South Asian nation is facing its worst economic crisis since independence from the UK in 1948.
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Fed rate hike: US interest rates hit 14-year high in inflation battle
The US unveils another sharp rate rise as it fights to bring soaring prices under control.
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Pound hits fresh 37-year low against dollar
The pound dips after Russian president Vladimir Putin accuses the West of 'nuclear blackmail'.
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Covid: Reserve Bank of Australia takes $30bn hit on bond purchases
The Reserve Bank of Australia's deputy governor says the loss will not affect its normal operations.
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Recession: Is the US heading into an 'ugly' downturn?
With stocks tanking and grocery bills high, many Americans feel like the economy is in a recession.
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Gap to cut 500 office jobs in US and Asia as sales sink
The move marks the latest shake-up at the company which has been looking for a turnaround.
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Reliance Industries: Daughter rises in Mukesh Ambani’s succession plan
Isha Ambani has been groomed to join the Reliance empire, unlike other women in her family.
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Grand Theft Auto VI footage leaked after hack, developer Rockstar confirms
More than 90 images and videos were leaked from the franchise's next instalment, developer Rockstar confirms.
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Molly Russell's inquest to put focus on big tech
The teenager's inquest begins today and some see it as test of the power of US tech giants.
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After 'slow start', US companies embrace refugees
As the world's refugee crisis is pushed to the brink, some corporations finally start to respond.
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eBay bans sale of Queen lying-in-state wristbands
Different coloured bands which mark mourners' place in the queue were being offered as memorabilia.
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Pakistan floods put pressure on faltering economy
The South Asian nation was already grappling with high prices, low foreign reserves and high debt levels.
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IHG hack: 'Vindictive' couple deleted hotel chain data for fun
The pair, who say they are from Vietnam, wiped out IHG group data after a foiled ransomware attack.
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Pet perks tempt staff back into the office
Some businesses are giving staff incentives to get them back into the workplace.
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Ring doorbell inventor shares advice... about advice
Jamie Siminoff, inventor of the Ring wireless doorbell, shares his advice for the CEO Secrets series.
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Off-gridders take energy needs into their own hands
Natural disasters have spurred some communities and homeowners to generate their own electricity.
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Should billboard advertising be banned?
Campaigners want to see the end of all outdoor advertising, calling it "sight pollution".
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How India is building a pearl farming industry
The Indian government is fuelling its growth, but critics say the boom is coming at a cost.
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Japan's female bosses mapping a course for other women
Female bosses remain a small minority in Japan, but efforts continue to increase their numbers.
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The inside scoop on ice cream innovation
It is one of our favourite treats, but just what really goes into getting ice cream onto your cone?
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Quiet quitting: The workplace trend taking over TikTok
Workers are starting to "quiet quit" in a bid to get their work-life balance back.
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UK looks to Sweden for a solution to nuclear waste
After decades of experimentation Sweden is ahead of the UK when dealing with nuclear waste.
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Let's talk: 'Therapy is not weak or unnecessary'
Living through a global pandemic boosted demand for therapy as people sought help with their mental health.
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'I turned my front room into a full-time bakery'
Ben Gray explains why he turned his home into a bakery in lockdown.
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How to stay cool the Japanese way
Japan's heatwaves are driving the need for ways to stay cool, from face masks to neck fans and vests.
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From Maruti to Amul: Five brands that shaped India after independence
The homegrown brands that have found their way into the homes and hearts of millions of Indians.
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Flexible firms take break from fixed bank holidays
Letting staff choose when to take bank holidays boosts work-life balance and productivity, some firms say.
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CEO Secrets: Mopping the floor and a lesson in feedback
Steve Vamos of accounting software firm Xero shares his business advice for the CEO Secrets series.
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What to do with clothes you no longer wear
New services offer convenient tailoring and repurposing of clothes in a bid to make them last longer.
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Can a sleepy Japanese town become Asia's Silicon Valley?
A school for tech entrepreneurs will open its doors in April 2023 in the Tokushima town of Kamiyama.
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What Hollywood is doing with props to cut waste
From recycling props to melting down materials, the film industry is making efforts to be less wasteful.
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Property guardians move with the times to save cash
People living in disused buildings can save on rent, while owners are reassured the property is occupied.
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Zimbabwe: Australian firm drills for oil and gas
Zimbabwe's first gas production could be led by a new well being drilled in the north of the country.
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Cost of living: 'A lot of people have nowhere to turn'
Inflation could rise to 13% and the cost of living is putting a squeeze on finances, so how are people feeling?
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'I looked at the prices in London... and chose Leeds'
Morten Toft Tech, founder of Meatless Farm, which makes plant-based meat alternative food, shares his business advice.
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Shanghai Covid lockdown: The struggle of blind massage therapists
Blind massage therapists say the lockdown and lack of government support are making life difficult.
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Price rises: Why a simple lunch is costing more in Asia-Pacific
From Singapore, to Seoul, to Sydney - how the cost of living affects lunch hour.
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