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The UK competition authority is investigating British Airways and Ryanair for failing to give refunds for flights that customers could not legally take because of coronavirus restrictions. While the UK…
One of the key themes which emerged from the Spring budget announcement on March 3rd was the idea of ‘levelling up’ the United Kingdom. A set of policies seek to…
Retailers are facing growing cost pressures and shop prices are likely to rise later in the year, the British Retail Consortium (BRC) has warned. The latest Shop Price Index from…
With its pro-business policies and relative stability, Singapore stands above its South East Asian peers when it comes to setting up companies and growing a business. What exactly about the…
If you have ever borrowed money, you’ll know that Credit Reference Agencies (CRA) will have a hand in a lender’s decision-making process, providing access to your credit report. We all…
Marks & Spencer has reported a loss of £201m in the 52 weeks to 27 March 2021, down from a profit of £67m in the previous year. The results reflect…
Britain’s energy regulator will invest £300m in infrastructure to support the uptake of electric vehicles. Ofgem's funding will provide the cabling for 1,800 new ultra-rapid charge points at motorway service…
Half (51%) of people in the UK who have built up their savings during the pandemic intend to hang onto these funds, new research suggests. The findings pose a challenge…
The UK jobs market is showing "early signs of recovery", according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). New data released on Tuesday showed a slight fall in unemployment and…
Budget airline Ryanair has reported a record after-tax loss of €815m (£703m) for the financial year to the end of March 2021 after the Covid-19 pandemic curtailed domestic and international…
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