Ryanair: Boeing 737 MAX crisis costing airline €100m a year
The chief executive of Ryanair says the grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX fleet is costing the airline at least €100m (£84m) a year.
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Ryanair: Boeing 737 MAX crisis costing airline €100m a year
Flatlining UK economy blamed on Brexit and global slowdown
Brexit uncertainty and the global slowdown are being blamed for blighting growth, as the UK economy was stagnating in the last official check before the election.
Lord Saatchi quits own advertising firm
Lord Maurice Saatchi is among four directors to quit the board of troubled advertising agency M&C Saatchi.
Duke Street plots sale of discounter TOFS
The Original Factory Shop (TOFS), one of Britain's biggest discount retailers, is being groomed for a sale 18 months after striking a deal with creditors to close dozens of stores.
HBOS Reading fraud victims secure win after scathing review
The boss of Lloyds Banking Group says he is "very sorry" after a review slammed the claims process for customers hit by the £1bn HBOS Reading branch fraud scandal.
Tycoon Hands offers new home for Kier Living
The private equity tycoon Guy Hands has waded into the auction of the housebuilding division of Kier, the listed construction group which faces a battle for survival.
Tesco's Asia checkout could ring up £7.2bn, says City
Tesco could net a windfall of up to £7.2bn by selling its Asia business, according to a City analyst and former supermarket executive.
Govt criticised for hiding details of Amazon data deal
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has been criticised after refusing to reveal details of a contract between the Department of Health and Amazon to provide NHS health advice via the voice assistant Alexa.
Paul Volcker, the slayer of inflation, dies aged 92
Paul Volcker, who has died aged 92, was one of the most important figures of modern economics.
Sorrell’s S4 bolsters board with Asia-focused hires
Sir Martin Sorrell’s digital marketing venture will announce the arrival of two female directors on Tuesday as he seeks to internationalise its boardroom.
Saga puts care unit on the block amid break-up threat
Saga, the FTSE-250 travel and insurance provider, is seeking a buyer for its domiciliary care business as it faces the threat of a break-up engineered by one of the world's most feared activist investors.
'Making fizzy water look like a G&T': Pubs adapt to drink-drive law change
A tougher drink-drive limit in Scotland has had little long-term financial impact on pub trade profits, according to new research.
Labour promises to start nationalising utilities within 100 days
Labour will start nationalising water and energy companies within 100 days of taking office, John McDonnell will announce as the election campaign enters its final 72 hours.
Virgin Trains waves goodbye with final service after 22 years
Virgin Trains has waved goodbye to its passengers, making its last trip after 22 years and almost 500 million journeys.
Tories quadruple spending on Facebook ads
The Conservative Party has quadrupled its spending on Facebook advertisements as the election campaign enters its final days.
Former Addison Lee chief races to assemble rescue
Liam Griffin, the former Addison Lee chief executive, is racing to assemble a rescue bid for London's second-biggest minicab operator that would leave its lenders nursing heavy losses.
Ted Baker hires Deloitte to probe £25m stock mystery
Ted Baker has drafted in investigators from Deloitte to probe the accounting blunder that led the fashion brand to overstate the value of its stock by up to £25m.
Trump hails 'blowout' job numbers as stock markets bounce
Donald Trump has tweeted his satisfaction after a closely-watched report suggested the US economy was in a healthier place than feared.
Corbyn: Treasury document proves there will be Northern Ireland checks
Jeremy Corbyn says he has obtained a confidential Treasury report which "drives a coach and horses" through Boris Johnson's claim there will be no Irish Sea border after Brexit.
Musk's 'faith restored' after winning $190m case over 'pedo' tweet
Elon Musk has said his "faith in humanity is restored" after he won a defamation case brought against him for calling a British caving expert a "pedo guy".
Eddie Stobart to keep on truckin' as investors back rescue
Eddie Stobart Logistics, the haulage firm known for its red and green lorries, says it has secured "overwhelming" shareholder backing for a rescue deal.
Aston Martin shares accelerate on talk of Stroll bid
Aston Martin shares surged by a fifth over reports the owner of the Racing Point Formula One (F1) team is planning to take a major stake.
Household net wealth surges to £14.6tn, but debt grows too
The net wealth of British households has surged 13% in real terms, according to official figures.
Ex-Ofcom boss examines Heathrow break-up plan
A firm set up by the former boss of Britain's media regulator is to advise on a possible break-up of the monopoly hold on Heathrow's terminals enjoyed by the airport's owner.
Apple poised to be toppled as world's most valuable firm
A share price set for state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco will make its flotation the biggest in history and see Apple toppled as the world's most valuable listed firm.
Labour's plan to 'save families £6,700' does not add up
Labour claim Conservative-led governments since 2010 have precipitated a "cost of living crisis", calculating that increases in household bills, combined with stagnating wages, have cost the "average household" £5,949.
Clintons secures rescue deal saving 2,500 jobs
Up to 2,500 jobs have been safeguarded at Clintons after the greetings card chain was sold back to its existing owners as part of a rescue deal.
Property fund suspended after investors rush for the exit
This time of the year often sees people looking back affectionately on the past.
Metro Bank boss to stand down after bruising year
The boss of Metro Bank is to step down after a decade in the job following a turbulent year for the lender.
CBI kicks off hunt for Fairbairn successor
Britain's biggest business lobbying group is kicking off the search for its next chief, days before a general election that is likely to have profound implications for the country's economic future.
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The Original Factory Shop (TOFS), one of Britain's biggest discount retailers, is being groomed for a sale 18 months after striking a deal with creditors to close dozens of stores.
The boss of Lloyds Banking Group says he is "very sorry" after a review slammed the claims process for customers hit by the £1bn HBOS Reading branch fraud scandal.
The private equity tycoon Guy Hands has waded into the auction of the housebuilding division of Kier, the listed construction group which faces a battle for survival.
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