BBC Business News

1. Co-op says shelves to be more fully stocked this weekend

   The grocery chain says it is working with its suppliers to restock shelves after a cyber-attack.

2. Probe launched into Aviva's £3.7bn takeover of Direct Line

   Britain's competition watchdog wants to review a £3.7bn deal that would see Aviva takeover Direct Line.

3. M&S says customer data stolen in cyber attack

   The retail giant is still not taking online orders following a cyber attack three weeks ago.

4. Airbnb offers private chefs and massages as it revamps app

   The short rental firm says it is aiming to offer a wider range of experiences for travellers.

5. Please don't fine us, Thames Water asks regulator

   Water firm boss tells MPs company's survival depends on special treatment from the industry regulator.

6. Is the US finally on track to build a high-speed rail network?

   The US currently has no high-speed rail services, but two are under construction, and more planned.

7. 'I can get my Christmas tree order' - firms give sigh of relief at tariff truce

   Businesses are moving ahead with shipments, as the deal to reduce tariffs raises hopes over the economic outlook.

8. Nissan to cut 11,000 more jobs and shut seven factories

   The planned layoffs mean the Japanese carmaker has now cut about 15% of its workforce in the past year.

9. UK jobs market continues to weaken

   The number of workers on payrolls fell in the first three months of the year, official figures show.

10. US cuts tariffs on small parcels from Chinese firms like Shein and Temu

    Chinese online retailers had previously relied on the "de minimis" loophole to ship low-value items to the US.