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Chief executive Johan Lundgren said the airline would not rule any measures out after Stelios repeatedly published allegations the company insists are outright lies.

The consumer goods giant said it would distribute the cash over the next decade. And it has promised to ensure all its products produce net zero carbon emissions by 2039.

The car maker said it would cut the agency worker jobs as part of plans to save £5billion. Its finances have been squeezed after the pandemic forced its plants and showrooms to close.

Moulton is de-listing his two Better Capital funds. And, after 40 years in the industry, Moulton thinks it’s finally time for him to pack in private equity. He will certainly not be quitting while he is ahead.

The FTSE 100 dropped below 6000 at one stage after nearly 80 new cases were recorded in the Chinese capital Beijing over the weekend.

The energy supermajor has made sweeping write-downs after slashing its forecasts for oil prices and ditching plans to develop a series of oilfields.

Shares in the Fulham-based firm soared 51.2 per cent to 1,225p by mid-afternoon after it announced that revenues in the twelve months to April 30 climbed 20.1 per cent.

I predict we will become more discerning shoppers and the retailers which cater to that will do well. City centres may look
very different with fewer shops and offices
and more housing.

High Street chains have reopened their stores today with up to 70 per cent reductions as they tempt shoppers back.

Ministers must do more to fulfil promise of ‘doing whatever it takes’ to protect people and businesses, according to an interim report by the Treasury select committee.