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The UK would be following in the footsteps of countries like Japan if it cuts the cost of borrowing.

Alex Cruz leaves British Airways after four years with the airline, replaced by Aer Lingus' Sean Doyle.

Industry leaders will challenge new local restrictions that could force pubs and other venues to close.

More than 100,000 people support Kevin Rudd's call for a probe into Rupert Murdoch's media influence.

How are protests and a new security law imposed by Beijing affecting Hong Kong's residents?

If you are still not going back to the office, what's the best way to stand out from colleagues?

The UK economy may have grown by as much as 17% in the three months to September, says a forecaster.

The retail industry says there has been inaction over the "injustice" of low paid textile workers.

Pubs are now being given lower valuations because the calculations are based on profits affected by the coronavirus rules.

The Labour Party and business groups fear workers will fall through gaps in the expanded support scheme.

The brothers from Blackburn are among the business leaders named on the Queen's Birthday Honours list

Why are there so few black, Asian and ethnic minority people at the top in UK businesses?

Bentley's Astrid Fontaine explains why Covid could remove barriers for women in the car industry.

The move puts the US tech giant in the company of firms such as Facebook and Twitter.

Business groups welcome a new plan to pay two-thirds of wages when firms are forced to close.

The chancellor says his Job Support Scheme "expansion" comes ahead of "what may be a difficult winter".

Edinburgh Woollen Mill says it plans to appoint an administrator amid "brutal" trading conditions.

The chancellor will outline the next stage of the Job Support Scheme later.

The airline says it hopes to start taking delivery of the controversial planes early next year.

Iran accuses the US of "economic terrorism" for blacklisting 18 banks and those trading with them.