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Job losses at Gatwick caused by COVID-19 are on course to total more than 1,000 after the "dramatic" impact of the pandemic saw it plunge to a £344m half-year loss.

One of Britain's oldest newspaper publishers is turning to the pensions lifeboat in a rescue deal that will involve steep haircuts for creditors and underline the crisis facing regional media groups amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has warned against any effort to "intimidate" people to go back to work ahead of a push by the UK government to encourage a return to offices.

Walmart has confirmed it is joining Microsoft in a bid for TikTok's US assets, hours after the video-sharing app's chief executive resigned.

The former boss of one of Britain's best-known cruise operators has snapped up its customer database and booking systems in a bid to relaunch it weeks after the company collapsed with the loss of thousands of jobs.

Amazon is launching a wearable wellness band and app it claims can read someone's emotions using their voice.

Pret A Manger is cutting 2,800 jobs due to the economic downturn caused by coronavirus.

A third of mobile phone customers are still being charged the full price of their contract - even after paying off the cost of their handset, Which? has warned.

Houses are finding buyers more quickly in the wake of the lockdown as pent-up demand boosts the market, according to research from property website Zoopla.

The British chip developer Imagination Technologies has asked a former government minister to join its board as it tries to move on from a damaging row over the intentions of its Chinese owner.