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Business group says ‘only a trickle’ of government support has been paid so far
New barometer suggests pressures were most acute in October, but have since tracked lower
Coronavirus and bottlenecks hamper recovery in manufacturing and services
We should be relieved the pandemic is weaning people off flying, and use the pause to boost green aviation
Germany’s reliance on its manufacturing prowess has left it acutely vulnerable to supply chain woes.
Shares of Wall Street lender drop despite record $48.3bn annual profit
Profits for the year at electricals retailer to be lower than expected
GDP growth in November beats estimates as all sectors expand strongly
Global demand offsets challenges for economy grappling with property slowdown and Covid restrictions
Omicron chaos abroad bolsters commitment to zero-Covid policy despite isolation, commerce secretary says
Would-be homebuyers confound forecasters and turn cautious, BoE survey
Hidden costs of frozen thresholds tempt more higher earners to consider VCTs
Industry reports record profits as battle for workers pushes up wages and fuels moves
Search giant to buy Central St Giles development in addition to spending another $1bn on King’s Cross headquarters
The industry has endured a rough fourth quarter, but there are signs of clearer skies ahead
Leftwing coalition needs to persuade parliament after deal with business and unions
Second-half recovery prompts US carrier to award $108m to employees, despite overall losses in 2021
World’s largest contract chipmaker raises capex investment by $14bn
Both retailers give muted profit upgrades as they point to cost pressures
Company warns that insolvency of German shipbuilding subsidiary increases risk of more defaults
Disruption is more likely to raise costs than halt production, surveys indicate
ONS forecasts deaths will surpass births two decades earlier than expected marking demographic shift
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