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Solar-panel roads to be built on four continents next year

Electric avenues that can transmit the sun's energy onto power grids may be coming to a city near you

Trump's tough talk on Castro shows big shift from Obama

Trump tore into Castro in clearest example since this month's election of the two men's sharply different world views

Iran to assess 1.1 mn barrel-a-day collective Opec cut

Opec is also proposing a 600,000 barrel a day output cut by non-Opec producers

Black Friday's slow death drags on as shoppers migrate online

E-commerce orders surged on Thanksgiving, the day before Black Friday, eliminating the need for shoppers to wait in long lines and fight for deals at physical shops

Hong Kong-Shenzhen stock trading link to start on Dec 5

The Shenzhen-Hong Kong connect will give investors in the city access to stocks on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, where many Chinese technology companies are listed

Saudi Arabia quits Russia talks as no closure for OPEC deal

New internal talks set for Monday after no accord was reached; no consensus over production cuts

Johnson & Johnson in talks to buy Actelion for $17 billion

An acquisition would add to the $246 billion of pharmaceutical deals announced this year

Adam Minter: An American-made iPhone? Not happening

As Apple and its manufacturing partners know, and as President Trump will soon find out, it'll never happen

Ross likely candidate for commerce secretary

It's not clear if Trump has formally offered the jobs. Reached by phone, Ross declined to comment

China's Silk Road plan set to take off in Pakistan

About $11 billion has been allocated to infrastructure projects including roads, with concessional loans

Investors pick wrong people to manage their money

The fees most fund managers charge cancel out their investing edge

Facebook keen to re-enter China, building filter to beat hurdles

Zuckerberg has defended the effort, saying that it was better for Facebook to enable conversation in a country even if it's not the full conversation

Airbus Group to cut 1,000 jobs

Airbus has identified 780 posts in public affairs, legal, IT and other white-collar functions as surplus to requirements

Rupee nearing its weakest level

The rupee weakened 0.5 per cent on Wednesday, falling for the eighth time in nine days

It's not Scotch, but Tasmanian whisky is flying off the shelves

Ten years ago there were only 3 distillers in Tasmania. Now there are 22, and with sales growing by more than 50% in the two years to June 2015

Lufthansa pilot strike grounds 2000 flights, affects 215,000 fliers

The German carrier will scrap 912 flights scheduled for Thursday on top of at least 876 lost on Wednesday

Zara's recipe for success: More data, fewer bosses

The biggest fashion retailer is thriving as rivals falter

Opec to debate oil output cut next week but Iraq, Iran hesitate

Iran, Iraq and Indonesia had expressed reservations about their level of participation in what would be the group's first supply-limiting deal since 2008

Trump unlikely to probe Clinton

Donald Trump will likely abandon a campaign promise to resume an investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private e-mail server as secretary of state

Emerging Asia sees $11 billion outflow since Donald Trump's win

Trump said in a video that he will issue notification of intent to withdraw from the TPP trade deal on his first day in office