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British industry group warns of possible disruptions to fresh food supplies over Christmas holiday.
Asian stock markets rise on hopes of a better-than-expected regional economic recovery supported by China's rebound.
China has imposed fresh duties on Australian wine, the latest salvo in a bitter standoff between the two countries.
Stocks dip as fears of a surge in COVID-19 cases overshadow hopes of additional US stimulus.
Firms such as BP and Shell invest in carbon-offset strategies but environmentalists are divided over such moves.
Japan announces a fresh stimulus package worth $708bn even as new COVID-19 cases cast a shadow on better GDP data.
World Economic Forum to hold its next annual meeting in Singapore in May rather than coronavirus-hit Switzerland.
A tourism boom in Hainan province, China's 'Hawaii', which has been virus-free for six months, is boosting the economy.
Many UK cabinet ministers reportedly ready to back PM Johnson over ending transition period without a trade deal.
Starting this week, farmers can hedge against water shortages, while others could make money betting on rising prices.
Defying US sanctions, Iran sends flotilla of 10 vessels to help the Latin American nation fight crippling fuel shortage.
World's oil producers are struggling to agree on how much crude to pump after global energy demand fell due to pandemic.
South Korea wants to become a leader in advanced cars, healthcare and low-emission technologies to grow its economy.
While it applies to companies from any country, the bill targets Chinese firms that allegedly flout US audit rules.
Deal signed in January requires China to increase purchases of US products, services by at least $200bn over 2020-21.
Big oil exporters reportedly delay output level talks amid disagreements as energy demand remains weak.
Federal Reserve chairman Powell says effects of coronavirus vaccines on the US economy remain difficult to assess.
Data firm S&P considered adding the electric carmaker's shares to its main index in two tranches but opted for one.
Official factory data show output rose to highest level in more than three years in November on strong domestic demand.
Concentration of power in small number of tech firms is curtailing growth and innovation, says UK's digital secretary.
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