The latest closures by his struggling Arcadia empire will include mostly Evans and Miss Selfridge shops.
How Norway is persuading motorists to switch to electric cars.
About 15 restaurants are closing each week across the UK.
The UK's largest water and waste water firm has struggled with leaks and falling profits.
The baby goods retailer says it is on a "sounder footing", even though UK sales fell nearly 9%.
The Topshop tycoon has been asked to put his own money into the firm's pension pot.
A 58-year-old man was killed when a hose violently whipped round and struck him.
The film producer reached a deal with women who say he sexually abused them, his lawyers tell media.
The ONS said sales were flat in April, as clothing sales offset declines in other sectors.
The social media giant is planning to set up a crypto-currency in around 12 countries by early 2020.
Stagecoach and its partners were disqualified from running three rail franchises last month.
Huawei could feature in a US-China trade pact despite being "very dangerous", says the US president.
The Federal Aviation Administration tells the BBC it didn't have the information needed to ground the planes.
A top Chinese diplomat tells the BBC there could be "substantial" repercussions if the UK bars Huawei.
Mark Zuckerberg hits back at calls to break up Facebook, as it reveals it removed a record number of hateful posts.
Investors get the jitters as tensions rise between the US and China.
A property group that borrowed millions has not paid some people back, a BBC investigation finds.
US firms say President Trump has made it harder to hire the skilled foreign workers they need.
The 2019 Netball World Cup can boost the game on and off the court, and build on England's 2018 Commonwealth Games success.
Evan Davis explains how the field of economics is asking itself some tough questions.
Stretched staff, cavernous premises and the curse of the coupon.
The secretive investment firm also owned Monarch Airlines and Comet.
Technology reshapes the workplace in much subtler ways than simply robots stealing jobs.
How technology and community support is keeping people with dementia in Japan safe.
AI-powered advertising copywriters are coming, but can they be taught to be as inventive as humans?
How a troubled childhood gave investor Guy Hands the drive to succeed in life.
What does the EU say about state aid and could Brexit make it easier?
Why bricks are still a vital building technology.
Why it might be time to rethink the way we celebrate as more couples come from diverse backgrounds.
Professionals are finding holes in the system and turning into entrepreneurs to fill gaps in the market.
In Sicily, police are moving to stop criminals stealing the island's pistachios ahead of this year's harvest.
Experts explain why wine can be priced at thousands of pounds, how it tastes, and who buys it.
What has happened to bills, profits and how the UK compares with the rest of the EU?
The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the microscope became a million dollar idea.
Tackling the world's single-use plastic problem
This house was designed using algorithms and machines. They chose complex, organic-looking forms.
Jeremy Corbyn says the government has "again failed our steel industry" with thousands of jobs at risk at British Steel and in its supply chain.
Each year in Japan thousands of elderly dementia sufferers go missing, but technology can now help.
There is only one foundry left in Middlesbrough - the town once known as Ironopolis.
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