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Brexit: Sterling falls on no-deal worries
Business condemns continuing uncertainty, as the pound sinks on fresh no-deal concern.
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Slower US growth means no rate rise for 2019, says Fed
The central bank had hinted at two rises this year, but is more cautious due to slower economic growth.
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Trump spooks markets with China trade tariffs warning
The US President says tariffs on goods could stay for longer to make sure China 'lives by the deal'.
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Government spends £7m as no-deal ferry bookings start
The money covers the first fortnight of the services, which will transport vital goods such as medicines.
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Ford accelerates electric vehicle investment
The US carmaker said growth in the market meant it became "obvious" the company needed to add capacity.
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Job losses announced at Barlaston Wedgwood
The Staffordshire site employs 440 staff and is looking to reduce this by 145.
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Nirav Modi arrested in UK amid India fraud case allegations
Nirav Modi, whose jewellery was worn by Priyanka Chopra-Jonas, is accused of defrauding an Indian bank.
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Google hit with €1.5bn fine from EU over advertising
The search engine has been fined for blocking rival online search advertisers.
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Toyota to build new Suzuki car at Burnaston factory
The deal will not lead to extra jobs but will make the Derbyshire factory more efficient, the firm says.
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National Portrait Gallery drops £1m donor
The Sackler Trust, under scrutiny over money it gets from an addictive opioid drug, withdraws its donation.
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Inflation rises on increases in the cost of food and wine
UK prices rose by 1.9% in February, nudged higher by duty on wine and higher food bills.
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Kingfisher boss to go as profits fall further
The chief executive of Kingfisher, the group that owns DIY chains B&Q and Screwfix, is stepping down.
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Weedkiller glyphosate a 'substantial' cancer factor
Jury to consider damages after one of the world's most widely-used weedkillers is blamed for cancer.
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Trade war: US-China to resume face-to-face talks next week, reports say
The negotiations have taken longer than some had expected with contradictory comments on progress.
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Juncker criticised over 'freeports'
EC president attacked for dismissing worries some art storage facilities may enable money laundering.
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Brexit food stockpiling loan ad banned
Advertising chiefs rule people may have felt pressured into taking out a loan by fears of food shortages.
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Watchdogs 'need to prove they protect consumers' says NAO
Four regulators need to be able to prove how they are protecting consumers, the spending watchdog says.
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Future transport: How will we get around in 2050?
The push for cleaner air will mean more electric vehicles that are driverless and shared, according to experts.
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'Corruption in Ukraine has to be stopped'
Corruption is the "number one problem" in Ukraine, MP Sergey Leshchenko tells the BBC's Ed Butler.
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