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| Facebook's digital currency dealt another blow |
| Leaders of the G7 group of major world economies issue a warning about digital coins like Libra. |
| General Motors strike: 'We've got to fight for what's right' |
| Four weeks into the car giant's strike, workers are losing money but say they will continue to protest. |
| US postpones next tariff hike after China trade talks |
| US President Donald Trump hails a "phase one deal" and suspends a planned tariff hike. |
| Hunter Biden to step down from China board amid Trump attacks |
| The move by the son of former US Vice-President Joe Biden follows attacks by President Donald Trump. |
| Brexit: Pound surges on renewed hopes of a deal |
| The pound hits a three-month high, and UK-focussed shares soar, on optimism of a Brexit breakthrough. |
| Payments giants abandon Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency |
| Mastercard, Visa, eBay and Stripe join PayPal in no longer supporting Facebook's effort to launch a currency. |
| Is Victoria’s Secret finally embracing all women? |
| The lingerie group is known for its impossibly-sculpted models but a new campaign may signal change. |
| Boeing and FAA criticised over 737 Max certification |
| A panel has sharply rebuked the regulator and Boeing over certification of the 737 Max. |
| Barclays made ‘dodgy’ deal with Qatar, court hears |
| Two Barclays executives dishonestly hid a payment to Qatari investors, prosecutors allege. |
| Renault ousts chief executive Thierry Bolloré in 'coup' |
| Thierry Bolloré is abruptly dismissed by the French carmaker after only nine months in the role. |
| Google pulls Hong Kong protestor game from store |
| Another company faces a boycott for banning an esports player who supported the protestors. |
| Facebook under fire over 'outrageous' UK tax bill |
| Tech firms have been criticised for the amount of tax they pay, but Facebook says it pays what is legally owed. |
| Half of all debit card payments now contactless |
| Industry figures reveal the 50% mark has been reached for the first time as the way we pay changes. |
| Dyson has scrapped its electric car project |
| The technology firm, which has already built the first cars, says the project is not commercially viable. |
| Aerospace industry seeks Brexit reassurance |
| Aerospace firms say it is "vital" the UK and EU have regulatory alignment. |
| Why Starbucks? The brands being attacked in Hong Kong |
| For Hong Kong businesses, voicing support for China or the police can make them a target. |
| Nissan Europe 'unsustainable' in no-deal Brexit |
| The Japanese carmaker is concerned about the impact of export duties in the event of no-deal Brexit. |
| Few convinced by Apple's case for Hong Kong app removal |
| Apple's removal of an app used to track Hong Kong police leads to claims it was bowing to Beijing pressure. |
| US sanctions Guptas for South African 'corruption' |
| The US Treasury Department said the Gupta family participated in a "significant corruption network" in South Africa. |
| Apple drops Hong Kong police-tracking app used by protesters |
| The company says the app has been used to target and ambush police and to threaten public safety. |
| Holy tech! Churches try new ways to connect |
| Churches are increasingly using social media and specialist software to help reach their congregations. |
| Love Island: How Amber Gill and Molly-Mae changed fashion |
| Social media is a powerful tool used by fast fashion companies, but with big names alongside them are they unstoppable? |
| How interchangeable parts revolutionised the way things are made |
| One man's desire to create the perfect gun profoundly changed manufacturing. |
| How 3D technology is capturing the world |
| From computer games to railway tracks, capturing 3D images in exquisite detail is now big business. |
| Femtech: Right time, wrong term? |
| The 'femtech' label for women's health tech is flourishing but not everybody is a fan. |
| The boss who rescued 300 Syrian refugees |
| Entrepreneur Jim Estill spent CA$1.5m of his own money to bring Syrian refugees to Canada. |
| ‘I’m being jailed for four emails from 12 years ago’ |
| A former trader says the US government submitted misleading evidence to court. |
| The incinerator and the ski slope tackling waste |
| Billed the world’s cleanest waste-to-energy plant, Denmark's Copenhill project had a troubled start. |
| What can Silicon Valley learn from tinned food? |
| What's the best way to encourage innovation? |
| Jet fuel from thin air: Aviation's hope or hype? |
| A pilot project at Rotterdam airport plans to capture CO2 from the air and turn it into jet fuel. |
| A former diet cola addict built a $100m firm |
| Kara Goldin, the founder of US flavoured water company Hint, used to drink 10 cans of cola a day. |
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| Turning Paris's underground car parks into mushrooms farms |
| Paris is renovating many of its underground car parks and some are now growing mushrooms. |
| How the speed camera became a million dollar idea |
| The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the speed camera became a million dollar idea. |
| What does the new £20 note look like? |
| The BBC's Simon Gompertz explains what the new £20 banknote looks like. |
| Brexit: Will the flower industry wilt or bloom? |
| Radio 1 Newsbeat follows a bunch of flowers on its journey from Europe’s largest auction to a florist in Kent. |
| Fast-food chain CEO: 'Don't treat business as war' |
| Doing business isn't like waging a war, says fast-food chain boss John Vincent. |
| Forecasts of post-Brexit economic gloom 'were accurate' |
| The Institute for Fiscal Studies says forecasts of post-Brexit economic gloom 'were accurate'. |
| India shelves crackdown on single-use plastic |
| India has shelved a planned crackdown on single-use plastic due to business worries over disruption. |