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Salesforce founder's purchase of Time magazine is the latest example of moguls buying news outlets.

The BMW-owned factory will shut down to avoid disruption in the event of a no-deal departure.

American employees call on the fast food giant to do more to tackle workplace sexual harassment.

The Japanese carmaker would be less competitive if the UK quits the EU without a deal, it tells the BBC.

BMW, Daimler and VW are being investigated to see if they agreed to restrict emissions control systems.

Formula 1's owners sign a deal, reportedly worth more than $100m, to sell sponsorship rights to betting companies.

The first private passenger to fly around the Moon with SpaceX will be a Japanese billionaire.

More than 400 businesses and industry bodies contributed to the Migration Advisory Committee report.

The higher taxes will apply to almost 6,000 items, and mark the biggest round of US tariffs so far.

Nigerian tech entrepreneur Oscar Ekponimo has invented an app which will help cut down on food waste.

Person-to-person payment apps are rising fast in popularity around the world, but are they safe?

The Silicon Valley drink product has changed its formula for the British market.

Winning flexible working hours can bring a new set of major problems, a survey finds.

The store's new owners told customers to send in gift cards, but a month later they've heard nothing.

Nearly one in seven trains missed the punctuality target in the 12 months to August, figures show.

The billionaire had accused cave diver Vernon Unsworth of being a "child rapist", without evidence.

The new notes are smaller than the current versions, meaning they will fit better in people's wallets.

A report says the drinks giant is in discussions to develop pot-infused beverages with a cannabis firm.

The UK's largest carmaker is making "temporary adjustments" to shifts at its Castle Bromwich plant.

Former UBS trader Kweku Adoboli will be removed to Ghana on Tuesday, barring a last-minute reprieve.