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21.07.2024 - 09:00
Business
Euro News
New York Times unable to push Germany’s Wordle out of puzzle market
21.07.2024 - 08:47
Business
Evening Standard
Wizz Air’s UK boss hopes to undercut Gulf carriers on Middle East flights
Flight prices between the UK and the Middle East could be slashed to a quarter of current levels once Wizz Air receives new aircraft, the airline has claimed.Marion Geoffroy, UK managing director of Wizz Air, predicted the Airbus A321XLR planes will “revolutionise” air travel from a cost perspective.The enhanced fuel capacity of the jets means …
21.07.2024 - 02:44
Business
Sky News
Nail bars and car washes to be targeted in summer immigration raids
Nail bars and car washes will be targeted by immigration officers as they step up enforcement action over the summer, the home secretary has announced.Yvette Cooper said 1,000 civil servants working on the now-abandoned Rwanda scheme will staff a new “returns and enforcement programme”. Writing in the Sun on Sunday, she said the programme will …
21.07.2024 - 01:54
Business
Business Live
North East businesswoman tells of challenges in having to close apprenticeship business and make redundancies
The director of a former apprenticeships firm has told of the challenges faced in having to close the business and make people redundant. Michaela Reaney ran The Opportunity Group, which was set up in 2016 and had provided apprenticeships to more than 600 people, mainly on leadership courses. The Newcastle-based firm had faced the withdrawal …
20.07.2024 - 12:11
Business
Sky News
What to do if your travel plans are disrupted by IT outage – as some passengers told ‘complete nonsense’
Travellers around the world are facing a second day of chaos in the aftermath of Friday’s global IT outage. Here, Sky News looks at what you can do if you’re affected by the disruption. Air passengers Friday was meant to be one of the busiest days of the summer as families jetted off on holidays at …
20.07.2024 - 11:37
Business
Euro News
Global IT outage: ‘We’ll be more vulnerable’ to computer crashes like Crowdstrike, warns expert
20.07.2024 - 10:36
Business
Sky News
TalkTalk owners set for bondholder summit over £200m capital injection
TalkTalk, the telecoms group founded by Sir Charles Dunstone, will meet bondholders next week to discuss proposals for a £200m-plus capital injection from its owners.Sky News understands that the company and a group of key lenders and their advisers, will hold talks on Tuesday about plans for Sir Charles and other shareholders to inject the …
20.07.2024 - 09:59
Business
Sky News
Airline passengers facing ‘nine-hour waits’ and ‘lost baggage’ a day after global IT outage
Disruption caused by the global IT outage has continued this weekend as airline passengers reported long delays and lost baggage, while pharmacies tried to deal with a backlog in medicine deliveries.The outage spread globally on Friday morning after an update from global cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike knocked many Microsoft Windows PCs offline with a “blue screen …
20.07.2024 - 09:59
Business
Sky News
NHS warns of GP disruption next week after IT outage – as travellers report long delays and lost baggage
The NHS has warned of “continued disruption” to GP services into next week following the global IT outage – as airline passengers reported lengthy delays and lost baggage this weekend.The outage spread globally on Friday morning after an update from global cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike knocked many Microsoft Windows PCs offline with a “blue screen of …
20.07.2024 - 09:30
Business
Euro News
Champagne makers vote for smaller harvests as sales lose their fizz
20.07.2024 - 08:36
Business
Sky News
Homebase owner to launch sale amid interest from The Range
The owner of Homebase is in talks about selling the DIY retailer to one of Britain’s biggest general merchandise chains, as it prepares to launch a wider auction of the business it rescued six years ago.Sky News has learnt that Hilco Capital, which took control of an ailing Homebase in 2018, has had an approach …
20.07.2024 - 07:23
Business
Evening Standard
Public sector pay rises could cost up to £10 billion, economist warns
The Government could need up to £10 billion to cover public sector pay increases if reports of a 5.5% rise prove true, an economist has warned.Independent pay review bodies are reported to be preparing to recommend such an increase for teachers and around 1.3 million NHS staff, according to The Times, well above the figure …
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