Business and Economics

The biggest impact is expected to be on Dyson’s head office in Malmesbury, Wiltshire.

Big business must play an active role in the recovery - these are the firms which are helping out.

Former chancellor Lord Lamont has warned ‘the difficult part is yet to come’.

The limits of centralisation have been one of the predominant stories of the crisis. This needs to be a turning point.

The Office for National Statistics said another 74,000 UK workers lost their jobs last month, taking the number of paid employees to 28.4 million.

Trade union Unite has accused the airline of planning to rehire employees who survive job cuts on worse terms and conditions.

The General Court in Luxembourg annulled a decision by the European Commission over the tech giant’s Irish tax arrangements.

Short-lived growth rebound will be interrupted by continued risk aversion, restrictions on activities and higher unemployment.

It comes after Primark rejected around £30 million in bonus payments for bringing furloughed staff back into work.