Ben & Jerry’s board calls for Israel ceasefire
The ice cream maker says its statement was consistent with the brand's promotion of peace.
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.
Avanti sorry after leaked presentation cheers ‘free money’
The management slides described performance-related payments for staff as "too good to be true".
Elon Musk wants control of Tesla with bigger stake
The billionaire warns he will invest elsewhere if he is not given a larger share of the car-maker.
Game to stop selling pre-owned titles
The firm's owner, Frasers Group, told the BBC trade-ins would be phased out in "the coming months".
Fujitsu admits it has a ‘moral obligation’ to compensate Post Office victims
Bosses including the global CEO of the firm behind the faulty Horizon IT system apologise to victims.
Uniqlo sues Shein over claims firm copied viral shoulder bag
Uniqlo has filed a lawsuit demanding the online retailer stops selling the bags immediately.
Fuel prices: Retailers must share updates within 30 minutes
Retailers will have to share pump price changes in near real-time under new government plans.
LNER: Train fares simplified in bid to boost passenger numbers
LNER is simplifying train tickets on the East Coast Main Line in a two-year trial from 5 February.
Young drivers face £3,000 cost for car insurance
Inflation and repairs have sent quotes soaring for younger motorists, according to data.