David Solomon, who is to take over from Lloyd Blankfein, is also known as DJ D-Sol.
Office for Budget Responsibility says either taxes need to rise or spending fall to cover health funding.
Wage growth slipped to 2.7% from 2.8% in the three months to May, while unemployment fell by 12,000.
Premier League club Arsenal has been tangled up in a fraud investigation at Chinese carmaker BYD.
The Amazon founder is now richer than Bill Gates has ever been.
The agreement is a challenge to the increasing protectionism employed by US President Donald Trump.
Staff in Germany, Spain and Poland are taking action during a major promotion at the retail giant.
The Spanish football giant also says it is on track to achieve revenues of €1bn by 2021.
The streaming service's shares dive 14% after it misses its projections for subscriber growth.
But a report warns there will be "winners and losers" with many roles set to change.
Despite costing $112m to produce, fantasy epic Asura was withdrawn from cinemas after just one weekend.
Google's centralised job hunt services signs up most individual sites with one major exception.
A US firm will not pay for staff meals containing meat, but the TUC says meat eaters shouldn't be penalised.
One man said he was told there would be "trouble" if he cancelled his contract with Safestyle UK.
Theresa May is accused of "capitulating" to Brexiteers - but she says the policy has not changed.
More valuable than gold, Yarsagumba fungus is only found in the Himalayas above 3,000 metres.
Cafédirect boss John Steel says his firm is not "here to be do-gooders, we're here to do things".
A self-driving car has become the first to make it round the Goodwood race circuit.
The BBC spoke to female business owners about Kylie Jenner and their personal tips for success.
The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how toilet paper became a million dollar idea.
Lloyd's of London chief says the government's Brexit White Paper fails the financial services sector.
Firms in Hong Kong are using virtual and augmented reality technology to shape client experience.
Three ways that the aviation industry is working towards quieter skies.
But some are debating whether the cosmetics entrepreneur is truly "self-made", as Forbes says.
How facial recognition is being used to identify suspects in crowds and spot suspicious behaviour.
Two Chinese companies are implicated in the scandal around the Malaysian investment fund, 1MDB.
Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi had never met before they teamed up to launch cloud storage giant Dropbox.
More money is now available for people who want to develop affordable housing in their local area.
With ever-more money being spent on fitness, BBC News asks who spends most and what is it spent on?
How firms are using cutting-edge techniques to stop cyber criminals breaching their networks.
Kylie Jenner is not old enough to drink alcohol in the US yet, but is worth almost $1bn.
After the US imposes tariffs on $34bn of goods from China, the BBC looks at President Trump's move.
President Trump vows to move quickly on a UK trade deal after Brexit - but the reality is more complex.
The UK government is due to set out its plans for the country's post-Brexit relationship with the EU. What do we know so far?
The popularity of K-pop is driving a global boom in learning the Korean language.
Virtual reality, drones and automation are making mining safer and more productive.
Linda Jackson is the first female and first British CEO of French carmaker Citroën.
Simplyhealth chief executive Romana Adbin didn't let the lasting impact of polio hold her back.
David Coulthard swapped the high-powered world of Formula 1 for a new career path in the media and business.
The UK plans to invest £2bn in the new jet, which can be used with either pilots or as a drone.
The UK Space Agency backs Scotland's north coast as the place to launch satellites to orbit.
The US travel ban will not stop Middle Eastern tourists flying to the US, says Akbar Al Baker.
The prime minister promises extra investment for industry weeks after Airbus threatened to leave UK.
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