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How thrifty millenials are driving dollar stores The retail model that began more than a century ago as the “five-and-dime” is back, and it’s gone big. Full story |
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Gold fizzles as silver gains After a volatile day of record trading, gold prices steadied. Silver advanced for a third day as Donald Trump pledged to boost US infrastructure spending. Full story |
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Trump win wipes $337bn off portfolios Global bond investors lost $337 billion in a single day as Donald Trump’s election as US president sparked concerns. Full story |
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Kenya delays new coal plant Kenya's energy industry regulator delays issuing a licence for a planned coal-fired power plant due to concerns about its potential environmental impact. Full story |
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World food prices edge up in October - FAO World food prices edge up in October to continue an upward trend since January, although prospects for global cereal output improve. Full story |
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