China’s biggest shopping event starts five weeks early to revive spending
Typically a shopping event that begins on 11 November - Singles Day has kicked off earlier this year.
/by
China has found Trump’s pain point – rare earths
China holds a near-monopoly in the processing of the elements crucial for making everything from smartphones to fighter jets.
/by
China has found Trump’s pain point – rare earths
China holds a near-monopoly in the processing of the elements crucial for making everything from smartphones to fighter jets.
/by
How good is the battery in a used electric vehicle?
Companies are offering tech they say can accurately test the health of batteries in used EVs.
/by
British Gas owner among firms fined for underpaying staff
A list of nearly 500 employers fined more than £10m for failing to pay the minimum wage is released.
/by
Reeves plans ‘targeted action’ on bills in Budget
The chancellor is planning moves to help households with the cost of living in the Budget.
/by
Trump administration sued over $100K fee for skilled worker visas
The president has defended the fee and said the programme - used widely by US tech companies - was being abused
/by
Spotify working on AI music tools with major record labels
The streaming service says it will respect artists' rights in creating new "responsible" AI products.
/by
Canada threatens Jeep-maker over possible US move
The Canadian government was reacting after the company said it would move start producing its Jeep Compass model in Illinois.
/by
Thousands in UK sue Johnson & Johnson over talcum powder cancer risks
The claim involves 3,000 people and focuses on internal memos and scientific reports, seen by the BBC.
/by