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UK commercial landlord collects two-thirds of money due from tenants in March
US investment bank will create hundreds of jobs in largest UK base outside London
Output was boosted by a partial rebound in trade with the EU in February
Digital infrastructure Reits have high valuations, but serve a sector with accelerating demand
Pain from the EU-UK trade deal has not only been felt by British businesses and consumers
Retailers hope pent-up demand will see consumers splash the cash
Campaigners concerned at government policy decisions and lack of roadmap to curb emissions
Pressure grows on government to reinstate competitive tendering rules revoked at the start of the pandemic
Drivers warn rise in passenger collection charge from £3.60 to £10 will be ‘devastating’ for business
‘Striking’ rise in UK government debt holdings comes as central bank stepped up QE during Covid crisis
European Commission to drop objections to British membership of Lugano convention
UK households have amassed an additional £180bn in bank accounts, estimates show
Visitor numbers have plummeted, with landlords and tenants feeling the strain
New commission will look for ways to reduce trade friction between the UK and EU
An agreement on implementation of Brexit deal could help defuse tensions in Belfast
Business minister raises threshold at which foreign buyers must notify authorities
Former prime minister spoke to health secretary about finance company’s wage provider proposal
Suppliers say review process is too complex and an unnecessary expense that is passed on to customers
Excitement among landlords is dimmed by gloomy weather forecast and continuing constraints
Industry must manufacture at scale to recover from Covid setbacks, warn bosses
UK jobs under threat as demise of Sanjeev Gupta’s lender exposes his business
A widening gulf separates entrepreneurs from nationalist ‘conviction politicians’ such as Nicola Sturgeon
Ford, BT and Marks and Spencer argue UK Statistics Authority lacked authority to change retail price index
From owners to DJs, the UK industry is concerned hygiene rules and changing tastes will silence dance floors
Business partners Michael Young and Gary Hooker have been ‘running on reserves’ under lockdown
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