BBC NewsUK News Sports Direct calls for probe into Nike and Adidas dominancebbc.co.uk - BBC News Mike Ashley's Sports Direct has called for an investigation into the sportswear industry, complaining about the dominance of Adidas and Nike.
BBC NewsBusiness US treasury chief Mnuchin in China tariff warningbbc.co.uk - BBC News New tariffs on $156bn of Chinese goods will be imposed if a trade deal is not finalised by 15 December, the US Treasury Secretary has warned.
BBC NewsTechnology Government dodges 'full fibre for all by 2025' pledgebbc.co.uk - Leo Kelion The UK government has opted not to pursue a target of delivering full-fibre broadband to all households by 2025.
BBC NewsUK News Nobel economics prize winner: I want to inspire womenbbc.co.uk - BBC News Esther Duflo has said she is "humbled" by her success in winning this year's Nobel prize for economics and hopes it will "inspire many, many other women".
BBC NewsVodafone Vodafone error sees customers hit by thousands in chargesbbc.co.uk - BBC News Vodafone has apologised after an error meant customers using the mobile network abroad were hit with roaming bills of up to £5,000.
BBC NewsOffice for Budget Responsibility Budget date revealed by chancellor Sajid Javidbbc.co.uk - BBC News The Budget has been announced for 6 November, with Chancellor Sajid Javid saying it will be "the first budget after leaving the EU".
BBC NewsLabour Party (UK) Labour's nationalisation price tag would start at £196bn, CBI saysbbc.co.uk - BBC News Labour's nationalisation plans would cost at least £196bn, according to the Confederation of British Industry.
BBC NewsTechnology Facebook's digital currency dealt another blowbbc.co.uk - Szu Ping Chan Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency must not go ahead until the company proves it is safe and secure, according to a report for the world biggest economies.
BBC NewsUK News What Brexit means for half-term holiday plansbbc.co.uk - Kevin Peachey Holiday company adverts are still urging you to whisk your family off on a European city break during the half-term holiday.
BBC NewsHunter Biden Hunter Biden to step down from China board amid Trump attacksbbc.co.uk - BBC News The son of US presidential contender Joe Biden is to step down from the board of a Chinese company amid fierce attacks by President Donald Trump.
BBC NewsBusiness Can Rugby Union’s top tier be broken?bbc.co.uk - Rory Claydon Too much money is focused on the big nations in rugby union, making it harder for others to reach the top tier, an ex-England international says.
BBC NewsBusiness General Motors strike: 'We've got to fight for what's right'bbc.co.uk - Zoe ThomasWorkers with picket signs mark every entrance to the General Motors plant in Flint, Michigan. With them is all the paraphernalia of a long stay - tables piled with snacks and water bottles, wood and steel
BBC NewsBusiness US postpones next tariff hike after China trade talksbbc.co.uk - BBC News The US has agreed to suspend its next tariff hike on Chinese imports after two days of trade talks in Washington.
BBC NewsParis Turning Paris's underground car parks into mushrooms farmsbbc.co.uk - BBC NewsWhat do you do with an old car park that no-one wants to park in? Why not use them to grow mushrooms - or even salad? Paris built too many underground car parks in the 1960s and 70s. Falling car ownership
BBC NewsBusiness Airline collapse rules could be changed so planes can fly people homebbc.co.uk - BBC News Planes owned by failed airlines could to be used to repatriate passengers - instead of being immediately grounded - under government plans.
BBC NewsUK News Pizza Express: We're still making doughbbc.co.uk - Dan Ascher "It feels good to be kneaded," Pizza Express quipped on Twitter after worries it could go under prompted an outpouring of affection from diners.
BBC NewsLingerie Is Victoria’s Secret finally embracing all women?bbc.co.uk - Dearbail Jordan This week has been a big one for the lingerie industry.
BBC NewsBusiness Barclays made ‘dodgy’ deal with Qatar, court hearsbbc.co.uk - Andy Verity Senior Barclays executives warned each other it was "dodgy" to pay the Prime Minister of Qatar millions for "advisory services", a court has heard.
BBC NewsIcon version of the Flipboard logoUK News Mastercard, eBay and Stripe pull out of Facebook's Librabbc.co.uk - Dave Lee Mastercard, eBay and payments firm Stripe have pulled out of Facebook’s embattled cryptocurrency project, Libra.
BBC NewsAviation Boeing 737 Max report criticises US approval processbbc.co.uk - BBC News The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) did not adequately review the new automated safety system in Boeing's 737 Max, an international panel has found.
BBC NewsBusiness Brexit: Pound surges on renewed hopes of a dealbbc.co.uk - BBC News Sterling surged on Friday to a three-month high amid investor optimism about a last-minute Brexit deal between Britain and the European Union.
BBC NewsDorset, UK UK pays £87m for no-deal Brexit ferry contractsbbc.co.uk - BBC News The government has awarded £86.6m of contracts to ferry companies to transport medicines in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
BBC NewsEntertainment (UK) HMV Birmingham: Can a record store work in a digital age?bbc.co.uk - Sophie Madden The world's largest HMV store has opened its doors to shoppers just months after the chain announced dozens of branch closures.
BBC NewsBusiness Hundreds of holidays hit by FlyLoLo cancelationsbbc.co.uk - BBC News More than 900 people have had their travels plans disrupted this weekend due last minute flight cancellations by FlyLoLo at Glasgow Airport.
BBC NewsUK News Half of all debit card payments now contactlessbbc.co.uk - Kevin Peachey Contactless payments have become so popular among UK consumers that they accounted for half of all debit card transactions in July.
BBC NewsRenault Renault ousts chief executive Thierry Bolloré in 'coup'bbc.co.uk - Theo Leggett French car manufacturer Renault has dismissed its chief executive, Thierry Bolloré, with immediate effect.
BBC NewsFacebook Facebook under fire over 'outrageous' UK tax billbbc.co.uk - Russell Hotten Facebook's UK arm paid £28.5m in tax in 2018 as revenues hit a record £1.65bn on the back of strong advertising growth.
BBC NewsUK News Wrightbus sale deal reached 'in principle'bbc.co.uk - BBC News A deal has been reached in principle for the sale of Wrightbus.
BBC NewsNews (Hong Kong) Google pulls Hong Kong protestor game from storebbc.co.uk - BBC News Google has removed from its app store a mobile game that lets people role play as a Hong Kong protester.
