Ryanair expects air passenger numbers to bounce back to near normal levels by next summer, defying industry predictions that it could take years for growth to…
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Luxury brands including De Beers and Gucci have warned Rishi Sunak that plans to abolish the VAT rebate for tourists risks their future investment in Britain.
Economists have upgraded Britain’s growth forecasts amid hopes that Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine will end the health restrictions that have hammered businesses and the economy this year.
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The European Commission has charged Amazon with breaking competition rules, accusing it of abusing its dominant position in online retail.
The company behind foods such as gravy brand Bisto, custard-maker Ambrosia and Mr Kipling's cakes says people turned to comfort foods during the pandemic.
The UK's unemployment rate rose to 4.8% in the three months to September, up from 4.5% as coronavirus continued to hit the jobs market.
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