BBC Business News

1. General election 2019: Leaders woo business with tax and apprenticeship vows

   Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn and Jo Swinson are all set to make speeches to UK business leaders.

2. Are our financial lives controlled by biased algorithms?

   Amid probes into Apple's "sexist" credit card, questions are being asked of IT-based financial decisions.

3. Saudi Aramco flotation values oil giant at $1.7tn

   The Saudi Arabian state oil firm says 1.5% of its shares will be put up for sale.

4. Why US tech giants are putting billions into housing

   The booming tech industry has pushed San Francisco house prices out of the reach of ordinary workers.

5. Xbox's boss: Years before game streaming is mainstream

   BBC Click's Marc Cieslak talks to Xbox's Phil Spencer about the future of gaming.

6. Christmas adverts - do they really work?

   Big budget ads are already gracing our screens but do they actually benefit the big brands behind them?

7. Hong Kong: 'I was tear gassed getting my lunch'

   The increasing unrest in Hong Kong is affecting businesses in one of the world's biggest commercial hubs.

8. Lloyds shareholders lose legal fight over HBOS

   Lloyds TSB shareholders claim they were "mugged" when Lloyds took over the lender.

9. Party plans would ‘boost minimum pay for millions’

   The plans would double or treble the number whose wages are set by government, a think tank says.

10. HS2: Five other giant projects facing big delays

    The rail scheme faces huge cost overruns, but it's not the only big project behind schedule and over budget.