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WeWork 'may delay stock market listing'
The US company's flotation had been one of the most hotly-anticipated financial events of the year.
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Albemarle and Bond: 'My tears over pawned jewellery'
Frustration for customers continues after pawnbroker Albemarle and Bond shuts branches.
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Helium shortage: 'Prices just keep going up and up'
Why is there a shortage of the precious gas and how is it affecting firms?
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Oil prices soar after attacks on Saudi facilities
Brent crude ends 15% higher - its largest one-day percentage gain since 1988.
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Energy suppliers get more time to install smart meters
Suppliers now have until 2024 to fit them into homes, but it may mean higher costs for the industry.
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HS2: Ancient woodland clearance halted while review held
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps says while a project review is under way, work should be stopped.
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Climate change: Germany's conservatives mull doubling air travel tax
Only domestic flights will be affected, say the Christian Democrats, who govern in a coalition.
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Rise in teenage money mules prompts warnings
Cases of 14 to 18-years-olds who have allowed their bank accounts to be used grows by 73% in two years.
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Caledonian Sleeper staff set strike date
Members of the RMT union are taking industrial action over concerns about staffing levels and training.
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Purdue Pharma files for bankruptcy in the US
The drug maker, accused of fuelling the opioid crisis, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Rutland: England's only county without a McDonald's
The burger chain wants to open in Rutland but people fear it will "kill" Oakham and bring in "riff-raff".
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App that cancels subscriptions launches in UK
The virtual card automatically protects people from being charged at the end of a free trial period.
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Aldi plans to open a new supermarket each week
The discount retailer is taking on its larger rivals as it continues to expand even as profits fall.
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What can restaurants do to help customers with allergies?
Some allergy sufferers say they are "terrified" when dining out and have asked eateries to do more to make them safe.
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General Motors auto workers strike in US
Almost 50,000 workers are due to join the strike, the first major stoppage at GM since 2007.
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Illegal work practices 'far too common' says think tank study
Many workers report not receiving paid holidays or wage slips, says the Resolution Foundation.
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Thomas Cook 'racing to finalise rescue deal'
The troubled travel firm is understood to be in last minute negotiations with bondholders.
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Why thousands are flocking to corgi cafes
Corgi cafes are all the rage, with these dog-themed businesses popping up across Asia.
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Historic towns to benefit from £95m boost named
The government lists 69 English towns and cities that will benefit from regeneration money.
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