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If you want one of these things, wait until Black Friday

Black Friday will throw a lot of deals your way. These are the ones that are actually worth your time and money, writes Elissa Sanci

OYO: Toxic culture, troubling incidents reported at SoftBank's India jewel

Oyo is part of a group of prominent start-ups that have sprinted to get as big as possible, fed by money from large investors such as the Japanese conglomerate SoftBank

Remembering Sonny Mehta: A champion editor with quiet humour and grace

Authors who worked with him recall Sonny Mehta's elegance, his wit and, above all, his fierce devotion to books and their writers

Suleimani: Master of Iran's intrigue, built Shiite axis of power in mideast

The commander helped direct wars in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen, and he became the face of Iran's efforts to build a regional bloc of Shiite power

Sun Tzu redux

Nylan's translation of The Art of War, however, is marvellously pointy and plainspoken. Each sentence is a struck match

Certain foods may help postmenopausal women sleep better

Foods such as vegetables, nuts and whole grain breads help reduce the risk of insomnia

Paris de luxe

Amy Tara Koch tells you how to have a five-star hotel experience in Paris without booking a room

The man who was known as 'Snakehips'

By the time he appeared in the film, Snakehips Tucker was already a name attraction in Harlem nightclubs like the Cotton Club and Connie's Inn

The quiet brain of the athlete

The brains of fit young athletes dial down extraneous noise and attend to important sounds better than those of other young people

Tesla's winding road to Berlin

Elon Musk's announcement of a factory in Germany took the industry by surprise, but the deal had been in the works for months

'Doctor Sleep' review: A duller 'Shining'

Doctor Sleep is a not a Stephen-King-scares-the-pants-off-you kind of movie. It's a Stephen-King-invites-you-to-ponder-the-nature-of-evil kind of movie.

Hail to the chief of staff

The title is suddenly everywhere. It can mean almost anything, says Jonah Engel Bromwich

If actor Keanu Reeves's date can embrace looking her age, i can too

The actor's rumored girlfriend Alexandra Grant is inspiring me to feel more comfortable with getting older, writes the author

Katy Perry's new single drops a gift in Harley-Davidson's lap

Harleys in Hawaii has been streamed and viewed millions of times, by a demographic the motorcycle maker has had a hard time reaching

Netflix in a world full of censors

The streaming giant is having to navigate different political and moral landscapes, and calls for government regulation, as it seeks subscribers worldwide, writes Alex Marshall

Al-Baghdadi raid was a victory built on factors Donald Trump derides

To Trump, the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was proof of the wisdom of his strategy of defending America at home without committing US forces to "endless wars" abroad.

Between Oolong and Darjeeling

I had initially thought the book might be little more than an extended advertisement for Ms Lovell's business. But then I found myself quite caught up in her infectious enthusiasm

Forever 21 debacle signals eroding power of malls, shift in consumer tastes

Forever 21, which said e-commerce made up 16 per cent of its sales, saw its revenue drop to $3.3 billion last year

The coming crisis in international affairs

Book review of To Build A Better World: Choices to End the Cold War and Create a Global Commonwealth

White House weighs blocking Chinese companies from US exchanges

China hawks within the US administration have discussed tighter restrictions on listed Chinese companies for months