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Burberry has announced plans to cut hundreds of jobs as the luxury brand plots a fightback from a collapse in sales at the height of the coronavirus crisis.

Donald Trump has welcomed Britain's decision to block Huawei from its 5G network - while China's ambassador to the UK said it was "disappointing and wrong".

A young barber is among the first in the latest group of businesses to begin trading again on the first day of Scotland's relaxed lockdown.

The hospitality and tourism sectors are set to benefit from a reduction in VAT from today - but there are concerns the savings might not be passed on to consumers.

A British-based cruise operator which has been at the centre of a repatriation row involving hundreds of crew is in eleventh-hour talks with potential investors in a desperate bid to stay afloat.

Burger King has tweaked the diet of some of its cows in a bid to tackle climate change.

The global population is likely to shrink after the middle of this century, triggering shifts in economic power, a new report suggests.

This might sound improbable, but just over a decade ago many people were bemoaning the fact that economics had become so boring.

The accounting profession has received many broadsides from its regulator, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), some of which have had more impact than others.

Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Atlantic Airways has unveiled a £1.2bn rescue package through a deal that will secure its immediate future.