Entries by BBC News

Beloved by bands and bank robbers, the Ford Transit turns 60

The world's best-selling van has been in production since 1965.

Is super skinny back? UK sees rise in complaints over thin models

Zara, M&S and Next had ads banned over models that look "unhealthily thin" - is size zero making a comeback

Trump calls for Intel boss to resign immediately, alleging China ties

The unusual demand adds to challenges facing the firm, which has been seen as falling behind in the chip race.

River Island allowed to shut shops to stave off collapse

The struggling High Street retailer had warned it would run out of cash by the end of August.

Crocs US sales tumble as shoppers choose trainers

The rubber clog-maker claims it is competing with a "clear athletic trend" ahead of the World Cup.

Chocolatiers ‘tried everything’ to keep cafe open

Chocolate prices have risen by 17.7% in the year to May – adding to the troubles faced by the cafe.

Baby bank opens bigger premises to meet demand

Baby Basics UK provides practical essentials for families with children up to five years old.

Life-like robots for sale to the public as China opens new store

Robots on sale at the store include humanoid butlers, chess partners and dogs.

Mandalorian actress settles lawsuit with Disney over firing

Gina Carano sued for wrongful termination with the support and funding of billionaire Elon Musk.

Why firms are merging HR and IT departments

The emergence of AI is spurring some firms to make their HR and IT departments work closer together.