Wizz Air pays out £1.2m over disrupted flights
The low-cost airline had to compensate some 6,000 customers after reviewing thousands of complaints.
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Interest rate cuts still expected despite UK inflation uptick
Inflation has fallen sharply recently, but ticked up to 4% in the year to December, official figures show.
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Apple overtakes Samsung as world’s biggest phonemaker
iPhones made up a fifth of phones shipped last year, according to shipment data from the International Data Corporation.
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Post Office scandal: The ordinary lives devastated by a faulty IT system
Victims felt alone yet hundreds were enduring similar experiences. Here we look at some of their stories.
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FBI investigate after ex-Abercrombie boss sex claims
Special agents are now interviewing and issuing subpoenas to potential witnesses, the BBC understands.
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ALI Technologies: Hoverbike start-up files for bankruptcy
Japanese firm ALI Technologies had dreamed of a "new form of movement".
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Diddy and drinks giant Diageo settle dispute over tequila
A joint statement on Tuesday confirmed Diddy had withdrawn all of his allegations against Diageo.
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Ben & Jerry’s board calls for Israel ceasefire
The ice cream maker says its statement was consistent with the brand's promotion of peace.
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Boeing seeks Ryanair support with checks after mid-air blowout
Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary told the BBC that it was asked to send engineers to oversee quality checks.
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Avanti sorry after leaked presentation cheers ‘free money’
The management slides described performance-related payments for staff as "too good to be true".
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