Coronavirus: More flights cancelled by Virgin, Ryanair and others
Virgin Atlantic, BA-owner IAG, Ryanair and EasyJet are taking drastic measures to survive the pandemic.
Virgin Atlantic, BA-owner IAG, Ryanair and EasyJet are taking drastic measures to survive the pandemic.
In his first tweet the billionaire said 500,000 testing kits and one million masks were going to the US.
Recruiters say it’s also easier to reach candidates as they work out of the office during the pandemic.
Luxury goods firm LVMH will make disinfectant gels in France as demand soars during virus pandemic.
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The move to combat the impact of coronavirus is a co-ordinated action with Europe, Japan and Canada.
Boris Johnson is to ask engineering firms to shift production lines to build the life-saving equipment.
Train operators are in talks with government to slash services as passenger numbers fall.
Airlines said the industry may not survive the coronavirus pandemic without financial support.
The first non-British governor to lead the Bank in its 325-year history steps down this weekend.
Some UK retailers have started rationing products such as pasta and hand gels to stop them selling out.
UK Hospitality says well-known cafe, dining and pub chains could fold because of the coronavirus.
The company’s 65-year-old co-founder will spend more time on philanthropic activities.
Governments and authorities promise more efforts to stave off the economic impact of the virus.
Airline boss spells out the crisis caused by coronavirus in a memo to staff titled “The Survival of BA”.
A growing number of new policies will not cover trip cancellation or disruption resulting from the virus
The move aims to help small suppliers deal with coronavirus uncertainty, the supermarket says.
Amazon argues the decision to award the contract to Microsoft was politically motivated.
The rally follows the biggest one-day declines in the US and UK since Black Monday in 1987.
The World Travel and Tourism Council says that up to 50 million jobs are at risk.
Thailand’s tourism industry, once considered very robust, is now struggling because of coronavirus.
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It is cheaper to build new renewable sources of energy generation than coal plants, a report says.
The Bank of England is considering the introduction of electronic banknotes for use by consumers and firms.
Other weaker carriers could go bust, analysts say, with losses in the sector expected to grow.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies says Chancellor Rishi Sunak should “come back with more if necessary”.
Between 2015 and 2018 11 people a year have died on average on smart motorways in England.
Only those workers who test positive for the Covid-19 virus will be entitled to any sick pay.