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Nearly 300 employees have tested positive for coronavirus at a factory that makes sandwiches for M&S.

Boris Johnson has been urged to guarantee an extension to the business rates holiday now to help ensure the survival of firms hard-hit by the coronavirus pandemic.

Online job adverts have seen a year-high spike in a sign demand for labour is returning following the coronavirus lockdown.

Uber has warned it will have to shut down in California if it is forced to classify drivers as employees instead of independent contractors.

An easyJet flight carrying 167 passengers to the UK was one second away from disaster after the pilots misjudged the runway's length by almost a mile.

TUI, the world's largest holidays operator, says it is considering selling off parts of its business to bring down debt as it navigates the coronavirus crisis.

The competition regulator says the coronavirus pandemic has forced it to abandon a series of measures it was considering to fix the UK's funeral market.

The United States has held off on a threat to expand a 16-year old trade fight with the European Union over trade subsidies.

Insurance firms are set to have paid out £90m in coronavirus death claims to grieving families at the height of the pandemic, the industry has revealed.

Prices for the UK's most desirable dog breeds have reached record levels as some sellers exploit the demand for puppies during lockdown, a study has found.