Boy, 6, thrown from 10th floor of London gallery
The six-year-old thrown from a 10th floor viewing platform at the Tate Modern on Sunday was a French boy visiting London with his family, according to city police.
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Britain's National Health Service keeps coming up during Trump's visit
British politicians don't find much to agree on these days. But mention the National Health Service, as President Donald Trump did on Tuesday, and the country unites in one voice: Hands off our NHS.
Daimler has new CEO, plenty of challenges
Daimler has chosen a Swedish manager who once studied finance to succeed industry legend Dieter Zetsche and lead its transition to electric vehicles.
BMW will shutter Mini factory for a month because of Brexit risks
First Jaguar, now Mini. Brexit is already playing havoc with the business of making cars in the United Kingdom and striking fear into global automakers.
Europe approves copyright rules that could change the internet
European lawmakers have approved new rules that could force Google and Facebook to stop users uploading copyrighted content and to share revenue with writers and musicians.
Volkswagen will use 3D printers to mass produce parts
Volkswagen has found a new way to use a 3D printer: To mass produce car parts.
Mark Carney will lead Bank of England through Brexit
Mark Carney is sticking around for Brexit.
British Airways' latest tech problem is a major credit card hack
Yet another technical meltdown is plaguing British Airways. This time, hackers stole the payment card details of 380,000 customers.
Starbucks opening its first store in Italy
Thirty-five years after a trip to Milan inspired American entrepreneur Howard Schultz to transform Starbucks, the coffee chain has finally arrived in Italy.
AK-47 maker wants to sell electric cars
Kalashnikov has joined the rush of companies hoping to make it big with electric cars.
European airlines are scrapping flights to Iran
Some of Europe's biggest airlines are scrapping flights to Iran just two years after relaunching their services when international sanctions were eased.
UK warns of higher costs if Brexit talks fail
Higher charges on international credit card payments. Extra taxes on parcels from Europe. More red tape for hospitals that import blood or organs for transplant.
Goldman Sachs will pay for mothers to ship breast milk home
Mothers working for Goldman Sachs will no longer have to pump and dump on the road.
Europe is preparing another crackdown on Big Tech
Europe is preparing legislation designed to rid social media platforms of terrorist content.
Google CEO to employees: 'Not close' to search in China
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has sought to reassure employees who are worried the company might compromise its values to get into China.
Pandora's hit jewelry product is now its biggest problem
Here's the thing about fads: They end.
Samsung's next move: A $22 billion bet on new tech
Samsung will pour $22 billion into emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and 5G as it searches for new products to power growth.
Sanofi stockpiling drugs to prepare for Brexit
Medicine is being stockpiled in the United Kingdom in preparation for a messy Brexit.
Part of Universal Music Group up for sale
The chance to own a piece of the music group behind Lady Gaga and Kendrick Lamar could lure big tech deeper into the streaming business.
BP is going big on American shale
BP is bulking up its operations in the United States.
Gimme a break? Nestle suffers another blow in KitKat trademark case
Europe's top court has dealt Nestle a major setback in its effort to trademark the shape of the four-finger KitKat.
UK cracks down on foreign investment to protect national security
Foreign takeovers of UK companies will be subject to additional scrutiny under a government proposal that makes it easier to block deals on national security grounds.
Europe fines Google $5 billion for abusing Android dominance
Europe has hit Google with a record $5 billion fine.
Walmart, Microsoft team up to fight Amazon
Walmart and Microsoft are joining forces in the fight against Amazon.
