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More than 10,000 British Airways workers are being made redundant, it has been confirmed.

The chancellor has warned there is hardship ahead for many people as the furlough scheme winds down over the next few months.

Donald Trump has signed an executive order banning any US transactions with the Chinese company that owns the video-sharing app TikTok.

Ofgem has said it will cut bills for around 15 million households by up to £95 after reducing its cap on energy bills to the lowest level yet.

Hargreaves Lansdown has reported a record number of net new clients, as thousands of Britons turned to share trading during the lockdown.

Mark Zuckerberg has seen his personal wealth hit $100bn (£76bn), 16 years after he co-founded Facebook from his university dorm room.

Businesses have demanded a "no surprises" approach to the handling of local coronavirus lockdowns following complaints of mixed messages and a lack of communication.

The governor of the Bank of England has told Sky News that the idea of negative interest rates has been added to its "toolbox" of possible support measures for the UK economy during the coronavirus crisis.

A Canadian brewery has apologised after unwittingly naming one of its beers after the Maori word for pubic hair.

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