corporate Royal Jordanian proves trolling fills planes Social media is the new battleground for airlines chasing passengers and Jordan's national carrier is flying higher than most with witty trolling.
corporate ChemChina's takeover of Syngenta set to go ahead The takeover of Swiss pesticides and seeds group Syngenta by ChemChina is set to go ahead as 80% of Syngenta shareholders agree.
corporate China's C919 airliner gets set to challenge Airbus and Boeing China's first domestically made airliner - the C919 - has successfully completed its much-delayed maiden flight.
corporate Google to pay 306 million euros additional tax to Italy Google's parent company - Alphabet - is to pay 306 million euros to settle a tax dispute with Italy covered 13 years up to 2015.
corporate Facebook profit surges, closing in on two billion monthly users Facebook has reported surging quarterly profit and revenue but its shares dipped due to nervousness about future earnings.
corporate Volkswagen profits jump thanks to post dieselgate cost cutting Volkswagen's profits have soared as a huge cost cutting effort starts to pay off and as it seeks to move beyond its diesel emissions crisis.
corporate Facebook to hire 3,000 more monitors to block violent videos Facebook says it is hiring 3,000 additional workers to block live streams of violence and respond more swiftly to reports of inappropriate material.
corporate Bankrupt Alitalia starts the difficult job of finding a buyer Alitalia has been put under special administration by the government after workers voted against job and pay cuts in a rescue plan.
corporate Alitalia: on a wing and a prayer Loss-making Alitalia is asking the Rome government to place it under special administration, leading to it being overhauled, sold off or shut down.
corporate Samsung profit boosted by chips, sees better earnings from the S8 Samsung posted solid profit in Q1, boosted by strong demand for its memory chips and flagged up stronger future earnings
corporate Could Twitter be enjoying a Trump fuelled turnaround? Twitter - the social media platform beloved by US president Donald Trump - saw its shares surgeafter it added a lot more users that had been expected.
