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Airline becomes biggest aviation casualty of pandemic as it enters into Irish equivalent of Chapter 11
‘Executives know it pays to look flexible right now. A slip of silk associated with hierarchies does the opposite’
Workers from ethnic communities feel abandoned as jobs and income are lost
Detached houses with gardens see biggest increase as buyers reassess preferences
Recovery could take up to three years and is expected to be led by Chinese consumers
Rule of law safeguards cannot be rolled back to appease Hungary and Poland
New chief plans to sell some sites or convert them into warehouses and delivery centres
Pace of price rises remained historically low in October
RBI says ‘no need to panic’ after shares in Lakshmi Vilas Bank fall 20% but wider bank index rises
Unemployment is expected to rise despite the government’s extension of the furlough scheme
Both feel unfairly targeted, while febrile domestic politics constrain Warsaw’s room for manoeuvre
Objections by Hungary and Poland should not obscure progress Brussels has made this year
Mohammed al-Jadaan tells FT he is ‘optimistic’ about measure hitherto blocked by US
Battles over ‘cov-lite’ loans signal long overdue correction in markets
EM equities and currencies cited as favourite trades in monthly survey
Airlines are high-profile aid candidates, despite conferring little competitive advantage
Price pressures have disappeared during the pandemic, so they say.
La Liga reveals it implemented a €600m cut on player transfers and wages due to pandemic losses
Growth slows at short-term booking platform as it prepares for December listing
FT experts answer your questions as Christmas spending shifts online
Tobacco revenue increases slightly as smokers spend more on cigarettes during pandemic
German chancellor crucial to convincing Hungary and Poland to drop veto over €1.8tn aid package
Output forecast to recover from pandemic by 2021 but real economy in far worse state
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