The Labour Party says it will put a 20 per cent levy on foreign firms and trusts buying UK properties.
The owner of Hays Travel, which bought Thomas Cook's stores, says he will not sell the enlarged business.
US telecommunications regulators have declared Huawei and ZTE national security threats.
The bank says the problem was due to a "processing error" and those affected will not be left out of pocket.
Guinness World Records confirms that a Vietnamese businessman's collection is worth nearly £10.8m.
Television audiences for the show have slumped and the brand said its marketing needs to "evolve".
Almost half of Britons would fake a sick day, but very often it is due to mental health issues.
The insurance market is running a campaign urging staff to report sexual harassment - but will it work?
The party says the money raised would go towards tackling rough sleeping.
Sustainable, renewable and green: environmental goals the aviation industry is now grappling with.
The move follows the dramatic collapse of the company's listing plans.
About half of the new roles will be for apprentices in each of Hays Travel's 737 shops.
Apple says it loses money when it repairs devices such as iPhones and Macbooks.
Political parties are promising to spend lots of money, but how will they fund their plans?
Is Labour's plan for 100,000 council houses and 50,000 housing association homes a year feasible?
The growing marketplace for buying fake followers on the social media site.
The authorities are battling to cap inflation as the Zimbabwean dollar is reintroduced.
It's thought 2.5 billion people could benefit from technology first developed in the 1200s.
China wants to end its dependence on imported computer chips, but experts says it will struggle.
Economists seek to explain our world but they often get things wrong, argue two Nobel prize winners.
Federico González runs the Radisson Hotel Group, and refuses to name his favourite place to stay.
The booming tech industry has pushed San Francisco house prices out of the reach of ordinary workers.
An Airbus-backed competition to race electric aircraft hopes to revolutionise engine technology.
The shadow chancellor was challenged after dismissing IFS comments about Labour's tax plans.
The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the trampoline became a million dollar idea.
Mozilla boss Mitchell Baker says "don't hide things - even the scary, risky things" from your staff.
Steph McGovern explains how the government raises money from you to pay for the services you use.
John McDonnell said the party will bring free fibre broadband to every UK home by 2030 if it wins the election.
The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how trainers became a million dollar idea.
BBC Click's Paul Carter looks at some of the week's best technology stories.
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