Business Could a computer ever rival Rembrandt or Beethoven?bbc.co.uk - By Eleanor Lawrie Last year a portrait of Edmond Belamy sold for $432,000 (£337,000).
Business Does your dinner come from a “dark kitchen”?bbc.co.uk - By Rebecca Wearn Your next meal might come from this windswept industrial estate on the banks of the River Irwell.
Tech Trends Your next new car will try to stop you speedingbbc.co.uk Drivers will soon find it harder to ignore speed limits - as "intelligent speed assistance" systems will become compulsory by 2022. Camera/Editor: Peter Page; Reporter: Theo Leggett
Business More than half of British firms 'report cyber-attacks in 2019'bbc.co.uk The proportion of UK firms reporting a cyber-attack has jumped, despite most businesses admitting they are under-prepared for breaches, according to research from Hiscox.
Business 'I feel refreshed': Brits embrace multiple careersbbc.co.uk - By Felicity Hannah More than 320,500 self-employed people in Britain are working two or more jobs, new analysis suggests.
Herman Cain Herman Cain withdraws bid for Federal Reserve seatbbc.co.uk Former Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain withdrew his name for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board, US President Donald Trump has tweeted.
Samsung Galaxy Fold Samsung Galaxy Fold: Broken screens delay launchbbc.co.uk Samsung has postponed the release of its folding smartphone, days after several early reviewers said the screens on their devices had broken.
Business Britain breaks coal-free power record over Easter weekendbbc.co.uk Britain has broken its record for the longest continuous period without generating electricity from coal.
Iran Iran oil: US to end sanctions exemptions for major importersbbc.co.uk US President Donald Trump has decided to end exemptions from sanctions for countries still buying oil from Iran.
Kitchens 'Dark kitchens': Are they the future of takeaways?bbc.co.ukThe UK’s fast-food delivery market continues to grow at a record rate – and the takeaway industry is worth more than £4.9bn per year. But these days some takeaways come from places customers can't go A
Technology Asos billionaire loses three children in Sri Lanka attacksbbc.co.uk Three of the four children of Danish billionaire Anders Holch Povlsen died in the Sri Lanka bombing attacks, a spokesman has confirmed to the BBC.
Business Lack of bank account 'costs £500 extra a year' in billsbbc.co.uk People who do not have access to a bank account pay an extra £485 a year for everyday bills and services, research from an account provider suggests.
Carlos Ghosn Carlos Ghosn: Former Nissan boss hit with fresh chargebbc.co.uk Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn has been indicted by prosecutors in Japan on a fresh charge of aggravated breach of trust.
Tesla Model S Tesla says investigating car explosion in Shanghaibbc.co.uk Tesla said it is investigating a video on Chinese social media that appears to show one of its vehicles bursting into flames in Shanghai.
China Why the US-China rivalry will not end with a trade dealbbc.co.uk - By Ana Nicolaci da Costa A US-China trade deal - if it happens - is unlikely to end the rivalry between the two economic giants.
Business Seventy-six pubs 'shutting per month', but closure rate slowingbbc.co.uk Nearly 1,000 UK pubs shut last year, although the rate of closures is slowing, new research claims.
Thomas Cook Thomas Cook reportedly receives bids for firmbbc.co.uk Travel company Thomas Cook has received approaches for parts of its business and the company as a whole, according to reports.
UK News Millions using 123456 as password, security study findsbbc.co.uk Millions of people are using easy-to-guess passwords on sensitive accounts, suggests a study.
Business Without pot washers, restaurant kitchens would grind to a halt.bbc.co.ukA kitchen can’t survive without the pot washer, yet we rarely give them a second thought. Being a pot washer, dishwasher or kitchen porter as it’s variably known, can be the first rung on the restaurant
Business HMRC: Beware of tax rebate text message scamsbbc.co.uk Earlier this month John, who believed he was due a tax refund, received a text message from "InfoHM".
Business Stagecoach calls for inquiry after rail bid document leakbbc.co.uk Stagecoach has called for an inquiry into the way rail franchises are awarded, after details of a bid it submitted were sent to a rival.
National Enquirer National Enquirer sold to US magazine distributorbbc.co.uk The owner of US tabloid newspaper the National Enquirer has agreed to sell the title to magazine distributor James Cohen.
Rivian Electric truck maker Rivian says the company is more than just hypebbc.co.ukElectric truck maker Rivian is attracting attention on social media, from big investors and even celebrities. At the New York Auto Show the company’s founder RJ Scaringe says Rivian is focused on avoiding
Business Pet insurance payouts hit record of £785mbbc.co.uk Payouts by pet insurers hit a record £785m in 2018, even though the number of claims submitted fell, according to the industry trade body.
Pinterest Pinterest shares soar in stock market debutbbc.co.uk Shares in online scrapbook company Pinterest surged more than 28% on its first day of trading, valuing the firm at about $16bn (£12bn).
Debenhams Debenhams boss Sergio Bucher steps downbbc.co.uk Debenhams boss Sergio Bucher has stepped down following the recent takeover of the struggling department store chain by its lenders.
ConocoPhillips ConocoPhillips sells off UK North Sea assets for £2bnbbc.co.uk ConocoPhillips is pulling out of UK exploration and production after selling its North Sea oil and gas assets to Chrysaor for $2.68bn (£2bn).
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoPinterest Pinterest valued at $12.6bn ahead of floatbbc.co.uk - By Dearbail Jordan Pinterest, the online scrapbook company, has priced its shares at the top end of its range as it becomes the latest "unicorn" to make its stock market debut.
Business Retail sales boosted by mild March weatherbbc.co.uk Retail sales unexpectedly jumped in March as mild weather enticed shoppers to UK stores.
