UK News Trump calls for big rate cut and economic stimulusbbc.co.uk - BBC News The US central bank should consider cutting interest rates by one percentage point and introduce "some quantitative easing" stimulus measures, president Donald Trump has said.
Business Greene King pub giant snapped up by Hong Kong firm CKAbbc.co.uk - BBC News Pub giant and brewer Greene King has agreed to be bought by Hong Kong operator CKA, the latest deal in a wave of consolidation in the sector.
Costa Coffee Costa Coffee: Employees call £200 deductions for training 'unfair'bbc.co.uk - Hanna Yusuf Costa Coffee employees at multiple stores claim they have had costs of £200 deducted from their final payslip for training, the BBC has learned.
Huawei US delays Huawei trade ban for another 90 daysbbc.co.uk - BBC News The US Commerce Secretary, Wilbur Ross, has confirmed a ban on Chinese technology giant Huawei will not come into force for another 90 days.
UK News BBC News tries out Three's 5G for the homebbc.co.uk - BBC News Three has launched its 5G service for the home, initially available to residents of certain areas of London only.
Sajid Javid I won't shift stamp duty to sellers, says chancellorbbc.co.uk - BBC News Chancellor Sajid Javid has said he has no plans to make house sellers rather than buyers pay stamp duty tax.
UK News The floating farm for cowsbbc.co.uk - BBC NewsA herd of cows is living on a floating farm in the middle of Europe's busiest port of Rotterdam. The animals are part of an experiment to produce food more sustainably, and closer to people. Peter van
UK News Lidl lines up suppliers to cover no-deal costsbbc.co.uk - BBC News Lidl's Irish business has reminded British suppliers they are expected to pay any EU import tariffs imposed on goods crossing borders after Brexit.
UK News Didcot power station: Power cut as cooling towers demolishedbbc.co.uk - BBC News Thousands of households lost electricity moments after a disused power station's remaining cooling towers were demolished.
Business Argentina's economy minister resigns as peso sheds valuebbc.co.uk - BBC News Argentina's economy minister Nicolas Dujovne has resigned amid a financial crisis exacerbated by the president's defeat in a primary poll.
UK News Lime and soda? No thanks, say non-drinkersbbc.co.uk - Jill Treanor The days of lime and soda are over. "Sugary, carbonated or fruit-based juice drinks just won't do" for those seeking a booze-free alternative.
Paris Agreement Can big investors save the world?bbc.co.uk - Tom Espiner While young people throng the streets demanding action on man-made climate change, an older, more sober group of activists is fighting a green campaign: big investors.
Business New board to oversee completion of Ferguson ferriesbbc.co.uk - BBC News The Scottish government has set up a board to deal with the completion of two ferries being built at the now publicly-owned Ferguson shipyard.
Jeremy Corbyn Labour promises to tackle 'retail apocalypse'bbc.co.uk - BBC News Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has announced proposals to help Britain's "struggling" high streets.
Sajid Javid Sajid Javid will 'simplify' the tax system in first Budgetbbc.co.uk - BBC News Chancellor Sajid Javid has said he wants simplify the tax system ahead of his Budget in the autumn.
Chinese University of Hong Kong Hong Kong protests: 'We don't want to leave but may have no choice'bbc.co.uk - Karishma Vaswani & Ana Nicolaci da Costa Hong Kong seemed an obvious place for co-founders Jamie Wilde and Taylor Host to set up their artificial intelligence start-up.
Amazon 'Fake' Amazon ambassadors baited on Twitterbbc.co.uk - BBC News Amazon workers praising their working conditions on social media are being accused of lying by other users.
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoScottish Government Ferguson shipyard nationalised by Scottish governmentbbc.co.uk - BBC News The Ferguson shipyard in Port Glasgow has been nationalised by the Scottish government.
Cathay Pacific Cathay Pacific boss Rupert Hogg quits after protest rowbbc.co.uk - BBC News The chief executive of Hong Kong flag-carrier Cathay Pacific has quit after the airline became embroiled in the controversy over protests there.
Business Harland and Wolff: 'Positive talks' over shipyard futurebbc.co.uk - BBC News There have been "positive discussions" regarding the sale of Belfast shipyard Harland and Wolff, according to the administrators.
London Stock Exchange Share trading in London delayed by technical issuebbc.co.uk - BBC News Trading in the biggest shares listed on the London Stock Exchange was delayed for more than an hour, in the longest outage in more than eight years.
British Steel Turkish army pension fund to buy British Steelbbc.co.uk - BBC News Turkey's military pension fund has reached a tentative deal to buy British Steel out of insolvency.
Debenhams Ted Baker dumps Debenhams for Next on children's clothingbbc.co.uk - BBC News Ted Baker is ending its partnership to sell children's clothing through Debenhams and is switching to Next.
Huawei Huawei gets caught up in China territory controversybbc.co.uk - BBC News China's Huawei, the tech giant under scrutiny for its alleged links to the Chinese government, has become caught up in a controversy surrounding the representation of Taiwan.
UK News 'How I lost £25,000 when my cryptocurrency was stolen'bbc.co.uk - Monty Munford It's bad enough realising that somebody's nicked £25,000 of your hard-earned cash. It's even worse when you realise there's little chance of getting it back.
UK News What has gone wrong with rail franchising?bbc.co.uk - Dan Ascher The debate over the future of running Britain's rail network flared up once more this week.
Bernard Madoff General Electric: Madoff investigator alleges $38bn fraudbbc.co.uk - Russell Hotten A private financial investigator who flagged warnings about Bernard Madoff's $65bn Ponzi scheme is now targeting one of America's blue chip companies.
