Average wages - when adjusted for inflation - exceed pre-crisis levels for the first time since 2008.
The UK's largest carmaker has said it could run out of some parts in two weeks over supply chain issues.
The move freezes any US-held assets of Rosneft Trading SA, accused of supporting Venezuela's leader.
The supermarket says festive shoppers cut back on gifts for adults and extended family.
The closure of the last 11 Beales stores will put hundreds of jobs at risk.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak promises to "crack on" with delivering the government's election promises.
Interim chief executive Noel Quinn reveals extensive job cuts and restructuring to shake up the bank.
Developers Igloo Regeneration has gone vegetarian to cut its environmental impact.
Pilkington glassmakers and Unilever will trial using hydrogen as they try to cut carbon emissions.
An appeals court annuls a previous Dutch ruling favouring Russia, in a fight with shareholders.
Private jet firms have seen a huge rise in people hoping to hire planes but they can't meet demand.
Nationwide is offering a prize draw to lure savers, but would it be better to choose higher rates?
The donation was made while the County Antrim bus builder was in deep financial trouble.
There were 622 serious injuries or near misses in three years, figures compiled by the GMB union claim.
The tech giant says it is "experiencing a slower return to normal conditions" in China than expected.
The Amazon boss and world's richest man gives 8% of his fortune to fight the planet's "biggest threat".
Its chief executive has told the BBC that it will close shops if business rates do not change.
Sophie Trelles-Tvede is the boss of Invisibobble, which is now sold in more than 70 countries.
A demand for social media skills is bringing younger people into the workplace, but this can create friction.
The coronavirus outbreak will have a severe impact on the fashion industry in the first half of 2020.
The way some actresses are treated is straight out of "the dark ages", says the Equality Commission.
UK banks are increasingly looking to overhaul their networks in the face of evolving customer behaviour.
New video services allow pet owners to get expert advice 24/7, but they still have limitations.
As brands come under fire for overly sexualised advertising, how do fashion businesses sell modern sex appeal to women?
Global pharmaceutical companies may not see enough profitability from developing a Covid-19 vaccine.
HS2 is far from alone when it comes to government projects that have gone over budget.
Wardian cases safely took plants across the world, revolutionising agriculture, politics and trade.
Blockchain was hyped as a secure and cheap way to store or retrieve data, but it is yet to take off.
Theo is nearly a third of the age of his colleague Charlie - and he manages her. The pair explain how they make the relationship work.
BBC Money asks about romance on a budget
RBS chief executive Alison Rose discusses how the bank has changed since the 2008 financial crisis.
Cancer survivor Bradley Woodhouse says he wanted to start a business that "gave me purpose in life".
The BBC's Frank Gardner is shown how £194bn worth of gold bars are stored.
Baker Lizzie Parle demonstrates the properties of gluten, by pumping it up like a balloon.
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