Barks and bytes: the rise of wearable tech for pets
Fitness trackers are not just for humans anymore – a growing range of electronic collars and cameras can help you monitor your pet’s location, activity and even emotional state
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Foreign billionaires in London choosing to rent to avoid stamp duty
Number of lettings costing more than £3,000 a week increased by 28% in the last three months of 2016, research shows
Over half of world’s wild primate species face extinction, report reveals
Researchers warn of approaching ‘major extinction event’ if action is not taken to protect around 300 species, including gorillas, chimps, lemurs and lorises
Cava producers take a pop at champagne with top-end classification
Spain hopes new category will put fizz back into the reputation of a sparkling wine often overshadowed by its French cousin
Eurostar pulls out all the stops with luxury Paris lounge
Train operator hopes new facilities at its Gare du Nord terminal will stop ticket sales falling off a post-Brexit cliff
Pokémon Go and no sign of stopping: Apple’s App Store sales boom
Purchases on its software platform made $8.6bn for the company last year, even as demand for the iPhone showed signs of easing