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Israel may be a big ally of the US, but it is moving ahead with ever more business deals with China.

The UK’s publishing industry says leaving the EU could damage its record-breaking export business.

Almost 50,000 passengers face disruption by a cabin crew strike in Belgium, Portugal and Spain.

James Bond’s favourite car company has plans to develop small aircraft with engine giant Rolls-Royce.

More than 40% of shareholders vote against Gavin Darby’s re-election after a big investor urged him to quit.

With complaints running at 540,000 a year, the ombudsman is expected to be busy.

State of the art airborne classrooms to help test pilots perfect their helicopter flying skills.

The world’s longest aircraft will be used to take passengers on three-day expeditions.

The firm called the upgrade the “biggest single investment in its manufacturing operations for a decade”.

Thousands of jobs are at risk as the Gaucho and Cau restaurant chains prepare to go into administration.

Overall houses prices rose by 3% in the year to May, according to the Office for National Statistics

The CPI measure of inflation remained at 2.4% in June, raising uncertainty over an August rate rise.

The airline plans to challenge the European Commission over strikes by French air traffic controllers.

The tech entrepreneur lashed out at a British cave diver in Thailand for mocking his mini-sub.

British parents pay an average of £133.34 a week for full-time holiday childcare for one child, a survey finds.

Video streaming services now have more subscribers than traditional pay TV services in the UK.

The European Commission has claimed Android unfairly cemented Google’s dominance of search.

$7tn of goods travel by air every year. Much of it goes in the hold of normal airliners. But for those big, awkward loads, something rather larger is required.

A student racing car competition wants to tackle a global shortage of recruits into engineering.

Rose gold clothes, shoes, furniture, cars, weddings – why is this colour still so popular?

BBC Click gets exclusive behind-the-scenes access to the technology behind F1.

Airbus executive claims the “best years” of the troubled super-jumbo programme are ahead of it.

The current look of Air Force One dates back to the Kennedy era, representing half a century of American history.

Britons on holiday spend £1bn a year on fees when using their credit and debit cards abroad. There are ways round it, as Simon Gompertz explains.

MPs reject a proposal to form a customs union if the UK and the EU do not agree a trade deal.

Figures compiled for the BBC show just how much British banks are charging holidaymakers

The discount retailer is now set to close 145 stores after falling into administration in June.

China will pass the US as the biggest air travel market within 10-15 years, Boeing says.

A quarter of Ryanair’s Irish-based pilots are striking over their pay and conditions.

David Solomon, who is to take over from Lloyd Blankfein, is also known as DJ D-Sol.