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Week-by-week, month-by-month, COVID-19 continues to stretch the Government response to new levels of state intervention to combat the disease and support the economy.

Britain's borrowing has soared to a record £103.7bn as debt outstripped GDP for the first time in nearly six decades due to the coronavirus pandemic.

It looks like becoming one of the great rags to riches to rags again stories in European corporate history.

What do you do when you hit rock bottom?

Ministers have hired one of the big four accountancy firms to oversee a review of Transport for London's (TfL) finances, weeks after Whitehall provided £1.6bn of emergency financing to prevent the network's collapse.

The US has unveiled new proposals to reform how social media companies are regulated following President Trump's complaints about an "anti-conservative bias" in what they moderate.

The Bank of England has expanded its coronavirus crisis quantitative easing (QE) programme of bond-buying by £100bn - taking the total since March to £300m.

Tesco has agreed a deal to sell 301 stores in Poland for £181m as it continues to exit markets overseas.

Two of the UK's largest companies have apologised and pledged to make big donations to race equality charities over historic links to the slave trade.

More than a third of furloughed employees have been asked to carry out work by their bosses, in direct contravention of the rules, according to a new survey.