Tecno aims to increase its market share to 15% by end of 2017
Global sales of Transient Group amounted to 90 million devices in 2016, states Ismail
Germany’s Art Cologne poised to expand to Berlin
Does expanding art fairs abroad constitute a form of colonialism? The director of Germany's largest art fair, Art Cologne, accused Art Basel of putting profit over art, while planning his…
Fossil fuels: is the empire striking back?
A fossil fuel revival and fake news discrediting the energy transition could endanger progress on climate protection, says economist Claudia Kemfert. 100 days into Trump's administration, renewables can't be complacent.DW:…
Hermes Leasing aims to inject EGP 400m to finance small enterprises
Company’s business since establishment amounted to EGP 1.4bn, says El-Kholy
Asterix creator Albert Uderzo turns 90
Asterix and Obelix are Albert Uderzo's most famous creations. Although he no longer illustrates the comic, he still keeps an eye on the adventures of his characters. The next volume…
Should penguins be an animal attraction?
Penguins are cute to watch, which makes them ideal candidates for animal attractions. But are the sensitive animals really cut out for life in zoos, spas and entertainment parks?A group…
Sharapova to return from doping ban, but not everyone’s happy
Maria Sharapova is set to return to action on Wednesday after serving a 15 month suspension for doping. But the Russian player's comeback is far from universally popular among her…
Williams accuses Nastase of racist comments as Fed Cup storm grows
Serena Williams has accused Romanian tennis great Ilie Nastase of racially abusing her unborn child. The pregnant American wasn't the only victim of Nastase's comments, with the British Fed Cup…
Staff costs take bite out of SAP cloud profits
Quarterly profits at the German business software giant have declined from a year ago as a result of higher staffing costs. But the company said its “soaring growth” in new…
Threatened road verges keep rare wild flowers from extinction, says charity
Long disregarded as insignificant, roadside verges are helping some of the rarest wild flowers in the UK survive, according to a new study by conservation charity Plantlife. But these verges…