A move by the US to put Chinese telecoms giant Huawei on a trade blacklist "sets a dangerous precedent," the firm's top legal officer said.

The Ghana Cocoa Board will on Thursday [May 30, 2019] cease its purchases of cocoa beans for the 2018/19 main crop season.

A flight attendant who fell from the emergency door of a parked aeroplane in Uganda's Entebbe airport has died, the BBC has learned.

Lance Petersen sits in his radio studio and chats into his microphone.

A former New Jersey airport official has pleaded guilty to using his position to get a weekly direct flight to his holiday home.

France has called on the former head of the European Commission, Jose Manuel Barroso, not to take up a job advising US bank Goldman Sachs on Brexit.

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Malaysia's first Islamic-compliant airline, Rayani Air, has been barred from flying for breaching regulations.

Online news site Gawker has filed for bankruptcy after losing a $140m (£97m) privacy case earlier this year.

A collection of bitcoins worth about £8m, which had been confiscated by police in Australia, will be auctioned off in June.

US consumer prices rose at their fastest pace in three years in April as energy prices climbed, figures show.

Staff at US yoghurt maker Chobani will receive a share of a 10% stake in the yoghurt maker, the company's founder has announced.

Apple reported a 13% drop in its second quarter revenue on Tuesday as sales of iPhones slipped.

Former President John Agyekum Kufuor says the only way agricultural productivity can be increased on the African continent is for governments to support its private sector through adequate budget allocations and incentives.

Markets in Japan and Australia have started higher on Wednesday, following the gains from US markets.

Tesla has unveiled its much-anticipated Model 3 electric car - its lowest-cost vehicle to date.

Apple has just turned 40 years old - a timely reason to track down a man who helped start the firm and then walked away.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice has taken $424m (£300m) at the box office worldwide in its first five days despite poor reviews.

The chief executive of Valeant Pharmaceuticals has been ordered to give evidence about rising drug prices to a Senate committee.

The US economy grew at an annualised rate of 1.4% in the fourth quarter of 2015, according to official figures.

Nigeria's state-owned oil company has failed to pay the government $25bn (£17.5bn) over five years, the nation's fiscal commission has said.

The US Federal Reserve has decided to keep interest rates at between 0.25% and 0.5%.

Apple has said sorry to iPhone customers whose phones were disabled after third-party repairs, and issued a fix for the problem.

The airline industry has called on the Thai government to address problems at the country's main airport in Bangkok.

A recent rise in oil prices is a "false dawn" and the oversupply of crude is set to worsen, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).