Why your old mobile phone may be polluting Thailand
Gideon Long Business reporter Reporting fromChon Buri, Thailand BBC The Thai government is sending out inspectors to raid unlicenced recycling facilities At...
Food giant threatens to close UK biofuel plant after US...
Associated British Foods has threatened to close one of the UK’s two bioethanol plants if it does not receive state support after...
Surrey County Council announces fund for struggling households
A funding pot totalling over £9.3m has been announced to support Surrey households with cost of living pressures. Surrey County Council has...
No phone signal on your train? There may be a...
Karen Hoggan Business reporter, BBC News Getty Images Mobile phone blackspots will be eliminated on several major railway lines and train tunnels...
UK firms to be protected from cheap imports
The government is to unveil a new plan for trade aimed at boosting exports and protecting UK firms at a time of...
Bumble cuts almost a third of staff as dating app...
Dating app Bumble is axing almost a third of its workforce, as it struggles to grow and investors sour on its prospects....
Brits spending more time on mobile phones than TV
Tom Espiner Business reporter, BBC News Getty Images People in the UK are for the first time spending more time using their...
households owe billions ahead of bill rise
Struggling households owe billions of pounds in unpaid council tax, but bills are expected to keep rising in the years ahead. Newly-published...
Turmoil and trade wars dominate ‘summer Davos’
Suranjana Tewari Asia Business Correspondent Reporting fromTianjin, China Getty Images Spiralling geopolitical tensions are posing major risks for the global economy Oil...
US Judge sides with AI firm Anthropic over copyright issue
Natalie Sherman and Lucy Hooker BBC News Getty Images A US judge has ruled that using books to train artificial intelligence (AI)...