Jeff Bezos, Sir Richard Branson and Elon Musk are among a number of entrepreneurs with galactic ambitions.
A Which? investigator was hired to write high-rated reviews online in return for free goods.
A survey says nearly a fifth of private tenants have waited more than three months to get a deposit back.
The Environment Agency is probing claims exporters are abusing the recycled plastics market.
The boss of housebuilding firm Persimmon tells the BBC he'd "rather not talk about" his £75m bonus.
The former Liberal Democrat leader will head Facebook's global affairs and communications team.
Ferry operator Stena Line, which owns three UK ports, warns of disruption to food imports.
The drop may give Chancellor Philip Hammond room for manoeuvre in the upcoming Budget on 29 October.
Shares in shopping centre owner Intu jump as it mulls a takeover bid from a consortium of investors.
The government’s 2040 deadline for shifting to electric-powered cars criticised as 'unambitious'.
The online marketplace is acquiring Motors.co.uk, making it a "leading alternative" to Auto Trader.
Growth in the world's second-largest economy cooled as Beijing battles rising financial threats.
Kleenex has stopped branding big tissues Mansize, but that's not the only gender-identifying product out there.
A BBC investigation finds numerous zero rated takeaways on Just Eat, the UK's biggest online platform.
The legalisation of cannabis in Canada could have a huge impact on the country's economy.
A Vietnamese start-up is betting on crickets as a way of keeping a growing world population fed.
Businessman and former Dragons' Den star Theo Paphitis has credited dyslexia for his success.
The decline of the former US shopping industry titan resulted in filing for bankruptcy.
"Women tend to be their own worst critics," says notonthehighstreet.com co-founder Sarah Cornish.
The chancellor says the pace is picking up on Brexit talks and a deal could lift the economy.
People complained that the branding, which has been in use for 60 years, was sexist.
The credit-card-sized device is designed to help people take a break from their main phone.
A revolution in Korean beauty trends has come to the UK, but why does it appeal so much to millennials?
With the average cost of a funeral on the rise, a growing number of people are looking for cheaper alternatives.
Concept cars look beautiful and futuristic, but why spend millions on them if they're never going to make it into production?
Is the US economy under President Trump the best it's ever been?
A ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars should be brought forward by eight years to 2032, MPs say.
The system is meant to ape the "in-work experience" but campaigners say it creates problems.
The weird and wonderful ways companies adapt their products to get around trade tariffs.
Superfast 5G mobile will require new handsets, but will the new services justify the extra expense?
Dumping rubbish is a waste of valuable resources, says Arthur Huang - and his company is showing why.
Whatever happened to the simple handshake at work? asks author Alison Green.
Tired of corruption, business people in Brazil come together to forge a new generation of lawmakers.
The elite US university faces a legal challenge over its student selection policy but denies unfairness.
In privacy law, marijuana and minimum wage, California is shaping national debate.
Ships are the lifeblood of global trade, but their fuel is highly polluting. What's the answer?
The plight of refugees fleeing war inspired Scottish businessman Charlie MacGregor to set up a charity to try to help.
Trade links between the UK and Saudi Arabia have increased over the last decade.
The unseen financial influence of the "Oscars of the restaurant industry".
Drones flying where they shouldn't has become a big problem, so how can we stop them?
Joining would require the North to open up about its economy, but human rights are unlikely to be an issue.
As the UK's celebrates National Album Day, Spotify says albums "can still be absolutely monumental".
The United States is a rich market but navigating its regulations can be expensive and difficult. The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) will simplify the whole process of exporting, making it cost-effective to do business in the US no matter what the size of your company
UKTI’s High Value Opportunities programme aims to help UK companies of all sizes win business from large overseas projects
How UKTI can help your business grow internationally