Vauxhall: Luton distribution centre marks 50th year
Vauxhall's main distribution centre in Luton was one of the largest facilities in the country when it opened in 1967.
Gambia's all-female oyster catchers
The BBC meets the women in Gambia who are harvesting oysters for food and for water purification.
Could maggots save global food supplies?
Could maggots boost global food output? One South African firm is using them to boost limited stocks of fishmeal.
Smart farming's 'eye in the sky'
Farmers in South Africa are using drones to help them increase crop yields.
How the Barbie doll became a million dollar idea
The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the Barbie doll became a million dollar idea.
How business is driving the new space race
Why firms are spending millions to beat each other into orbit
Co-op Group sells remaining stake in Co-op Bank
The Co-operative Group has sold is remaining 1% stake in Co-op Bank for £5m.
'We are planning weekly rocket launches'
The small satellite industry is the fastest growing part of the space sector "and they all require launch" says Rocket Lab boss Peter Beck.
Will 'Philippine McDonald's' swallow Pret?
Philippine fast food chain Jollibee does not rule out bid for upmarket UK sandwich firm Pret a Manger.
Martin Lewis explains your Ryanair cancellation rights.
Personal finance expert Martin Lewis explains what rights consumers have during the Ryanair pilot shortage.
CEO Secrets: "Think what could go wrong"
Equitable Life's Chris Wiscarson on how he's managing the pension fund after its shock collapse.
Meet the woman setting up 'tribes' of business women
Catherine has created 'tribes' of business women to help them form a network to connect with each other.