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Industry leaders warn the latest Covid restrictions could be the final straw for many businesses.

Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins gives a stark warning as more movies are delayed.

The deadline for a Chinese firm's buyout of an American rival has already been extended 16 times.

Searches for homes in villages and seaside resorts have doubled, says property website Rightmove.

The UK has settled a lawsuit brought by a tech firm over the government's contract bidding process.

HMRC says hundreds of millions of pounds in grants for the self-employed may have been fraudulent or paid in error.

Travellers to the UK may soon be able to get a Covid-19 test to end their 14-day quarantine early.

The new rules will apply to all licensed premises in the central belt of the country - including Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Passenger numbers at Manchester, London Stansted and East Midlands airports have fallen by 27m.

Covid-19 is expected to cause a big rise in those living on less than $1.90 a day, says the World Bank.

The EU proposes fitting all new cars with technology that makes it harder to exceed the speed limit.

The pub giant blames tighter coronavirus restrictions and the winding down of the furlough scheme.

Billionaires have grown their wealth by 27% during the crisis, with industrial and tech bosses earning most.

Matt Simpson's post on PureGym's Facebook account said the workout was to mark Black History Month.

Profits jumped as people bought more food during lockdown, but clothing sales fell almost 20%.

The firm does not deny the contents of the memo, but says it welcomes staff joining unions.

Whoever wins the US elections, Big Tech is about to get clobbered.

The H-1B visa has mostly been used by Indian and Chinese technology workers to fill skills gaps.

A Leeds businessman handed over 45 properties after investigators used an Unexplained Wealth Order.

The National Audit Office also says big banks will pocket nearly £1bn between them from the scheme.