BusinessThere is a way to ensure the safe return of festivals and other live events – but the government needs to helpAEA3December 10, 2020 by AEA3December 10, 20200 The vaccine isn’t the shot in the arm the live events industry needs, James Moore argues. The government must act as an insurer of last...
BusinessCost of living gains from Brexit trade deals illusory, say expertsAEA3December 10, 2020 by AEA3December 10, 20200 Even with a successful EU free trade deal and new accords with other countries, the prices faced by British consumers are ‘unlikely to fall’...
BusinessWhy are there problems at UK ports and will it mean higher prices in shops?AEA3December 9, 2020 by AEA3December 9, 20200 Businesses say sky-high shipping costs will ultimately be passed on to consumers...
BusinessBoeing 737 Max flies passengers again – in BrazilAEA3December 9, 2020 by AEA3December 9, 20200 Aircraft involved in two fatal crashes that killed 346 people had been grounded since March 2019...
BusinessLeasehold scandal: Five major developers abolish ground rents on new flatsAEA3December 9, 2020 by AEA3December 9, 20200 Housebuilders extend leases to 999 years and give residents control of buildings in victory for future homeowners...
BusinessBritish Airways returns to Southampton airport with revived base for European flightsAEA3December 9, 2020 by AEA3December 9, 20200 The longest route is a 1,607-mile link from Hampshire to the Greek island of Mykonos...
BusinessTaxing the wealthy would be the best way to save economy from Covid, expert panel saysAEA3December 9, 2020 by AEA3December 9, 20200 Report says government could raise £260bn if it levies a wealth tax of 5 per cent on individuals with total assets worth more than £500,000...
BusinessShoppers are poised to pay a heavy price for record food salesAEA3December 9, 2020 by AEA3December 9, 20200 News that food price inflation is currently running at 1.4 per cent lurks in Kantar’s regular grocery market update and Brexit could push that figure...
BusinessBritain to drop tariffs on US related to Airbus subsidy dispute after Brexit next yearAEA3December 8, 2020 by AEA3December 8, 20200 The move is being seen as an attempt by the UK to curry favour with the incoming Biden administration and encourage Washington to look more...
BusinessWould a no-deal Brexit mean food shortages or price rises? OLDAEA3December 8, 2020 by AEA3December 8, 20200 Leaving the EU single market and customs union will bring new friction and red tape for food importers...