Most people think of Apple as a company that makes phones, computers and smart watches – not an energy provider. But in August all of that changed when the firm was given permission to sell energy from a Californian solar farm that it acquired last year.
Sterling has fallen to a three-year low against the euro after Theresa May outlined the timetable for starting Brexit negotiations.
Dutch bank ING says it intends to cut about 5,800 jobs in Belgium and the Netherlands over the next five years as part of a cost-cutting plan.
An anxious mindset can change the way you view the world in profound ways. But could a simple new treatment offer a way out of the perpetual fear?
The way Canadian English is pronounced is close to the US accent – but it’s still utterly unique and the product of singular forces, writes Thomas Rogers.
Royal Bank of Scotland is to pay $1.1bn (£846m) to settle two claims it mis-sold toxic mortgage securities in the run-up to the financial crisis.
Mr Musk, who founded private spaceflight company SpaceX, was speaking at the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Guadalajara, Mexico, on Tuesday.
A film festival in China is calling for more female representation in cinema and plans to lobby the country's film industry to improve the situation.
Game of Thrones has broken the record for the highest number of Emmy Awards won by any fictional series.
Musical movie La La Land has picked up the prestigious People's Choice award at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
BBC Culture polled book critics outside the UK, to give an outsider’s perspective on the best in British literature.
Samsung will limit the batteries of South Korean Note 7 smartphones to 60% of their capacity following a recall of the devices.
Apple says it has fixed a problem that was “bricking” people’s devices while updating to the latest operating system.
Russian President Vladimir Putin says medals won at Rio 2016 will be devalued by the banning of Russian competitors.
The decision to accept more than a million refugees was Angela Merkel's biggest political gamble.At first, she was widely applauded for her moral courage and leadership.
Turkey ordered the detention of 42 journalists on Monday, broadcaster NTV reported, under a crackdown following a failed coup that has targeted more than 60,000 people and drawn fire from the European Union.
Turkey's president has declared a state of emergency for three months following Friday night's failed army coup.
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