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Plus, political upheavals in the UK, bartering garlic for property, and how today’s crypto crash has echoes of the dotcom era
Vote to separate consumer healthcare paves way for London’s largest stock market listing in a decade
Shares in US sports gambling sites have slumped
Carrier recruits René de Groot from KLM to help reboot operations as cancellations hit aviation industry
The yen’s sharp depreciation has pushed up the cost of imports and logistics
Digital white goods retailer moves to shore up liquidity as inflationary pressures hit
Demand may be up but airlines must also contend with higher wage bills, fuel costs and debt servicing charges
Agreement set to give more information to online platform’s third-party sellers and close two probes
Even if the flurry of swimming pool purchases is over, revenues should remain elevated
Deal set to give tech giant 2% stake in Just Eat’s US business, potentially rising to 15%
US ice cream brand says operating in occupied territories conflicts with its ‘core values’
Shares rise by more than a fifth as UK booking site updates forecasts
Wealthier consumers splash out despite economic gloom while budget-conscious rein in spending
The supermarket’s generally laudable position on ‘colleague’ pay glosses over the lowest-paid workers
Critical report points to shortcomings and large concessions in accord with Australia
Airline to axe 1,500 more flights in coming weeks as Heathrow workers plan walkout as UK school holidays start
It will take a bold plot twist to give this a happy ending
Pet brands pulled from shelves until agreement reached on revised cost of products
Supermarket group leaves full-year forecasts unchanged
Chinese-owned social media platform’s foray into livestream shopping in the UK has struggled to gain traction
Enjoy Technology under Ron Johnson crashed from public listing to bankruptcy at breakneck speed
A tidying-up exercise by UK ministers isn’t enough for an industry transformed by a wave of innovation
US cereal maker fails to halt regulations that will curb promotion of high-sugar food
Half-year sales more than double as Covid restrictions lift
Some of the most successful CEOs share a pattern of leaving the company they started — and returning again
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