Businesses could still lose out on coronavirus insurance claims
Despite a government U-turn, many policies will only cover claims if coronavirus is found on-site.
Despite a government U-turn, many policies will only cover claims if coronavirus is found on-site.
Nigel Howard put his entire pension pot into the mining development when share prices were much higher.
A £100m government loan to help stabilise the business is now unlikely to happen, the BBC understands.
Workers will get statutory sick pay from the first day off work, Boris Johnson tells the Commons.
The electric car firm said it had installed an older processor in new vehicles due to supply problems.
The UK’s Information Commissioner says the airline failed to protect customers’ personal details.
Organisers say they have decided not to go ahead due to the virus’s “escalation” in Europe.
Intu, owner of the Trafford Centre and Lakeside, wanted to raise up to £1.5bn to help secure its future.
Intu, owner of the Trafford Centre and Lakeside, wanted to raise up to £1.5bn to help secure its future.
The UK’s first major deep mine in 40 years is set to go ahead after investors back Anglo American’s takeover.
It comes as the coronavirus outbreak has kept many Chinese drug ingredient manufacturers shut.
The government is consulting on making lower carbon E10 the new standard grade of fuel for vehicles.
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The BBC’s Stephen McDonell visits shopping areas in Beijing to see if the virus is having an effect.
The firm had hoped to revolutionise payments with a single digital currency.
The government should provide support for workers who do not qualify for statutory sick pay, says TUC.
The energy firm is responding to pressure from customers to cut carbon emissions.
The organisation said it would prioritise the poorest countries in their response to the crisis.
Pharmacy chains say they are limiting hand gel sales as demand spikes amid coronavirus fears.
Action by the broadcaster and naturalist comes after the high-speed rail link was approved last month.
America’s central bank makes the biggest interest rate cut since the financial crisis.
Owners said the 85-year-old company – Australia’s only national newswire – was “unsustainable”.
Chinese firm Jingye Group says the £50m takeover of the business will be completed next week.
Investors in Sirius Minerals will vote on Anglo American’s takeover of a project that will create 1,000 jobs.
Finance chiefs including US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin will use “all tools” to tackle the hit to growth.
Non-urgent NHS care may be delayed if the coronavirus outbreak worsens, the government says, as the number of UK cases rises to 51.
Town centres across the UK are suffering, but Bishop Auckland’s fortunes could be about to change.
The sandwich chain had an “exceptional” 2019, but cautions that coronavirus could hurt this year’s sales.