Dealers are open again – but who wants to buy a car?
Thanks to the lifting of lockdown restrictions, car dealers reopened their doors to customers on Monday – but mainly by...
Analysis
Inside the talks to end the UK’s reliance on Huawei
At the start of the year, before coronavirus swept across the country, politicians had a very different crisis on their...
Worst month since the crisis? These house price falls are only the beginning
The first real sign of how the lockdown damaged the property market is here: the lender Nationwide said house prices...
This is no time to dump the UK’s inflation target
But if nominal GDP is the magic bullet, then central banks all around the world must be doing it? Nope....
Race to run the World Trade Organisation heats up
Others say it’s Africa’s turn. Nigeria’s Yonov Frederick Agah, one of Azevedo’s deputies, and Eloi Laourou, Benin’s ambassador to the...
Biggest care operator threatened with closure of ‘unsafe’ home
Britain’s largest care home chain has been threatened with the closure of an "unsafe" London property in the midst of...
Ban for traders that used fake endorsements from Bear Grylls to entice investors into huge losses
The City Watchdog has banned four Cyprus-based firms from targeting British investors, after they lured savers into high-risk trading strategies...
Has Ted Baker done enough to turn itself around?
Still, one can’t help but wonder what lasting damage recent events have exacted. The company has swung from a £30.7m...
Watchdog prepares legal action against insurers over Covid payouts
The industry already expects to pay out £900m in business interruption claims, according to the Association of British Insurers, meaning...
Music business backs Black Out Tuesday campaign
A slew of companies involved in the music business will halt normal activities on Tuesday to back #TheShowMustBePaused campaign expressing...
