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Alex Salmond causes unrest in troubled Scottish government

27th February 2021 Helen Rush

In Money Matters

Flat opening on Friday US markets

27th February 2021 David Stevenson

IAG advocates the digital ‘testing and vaccination passports’ for passengers

In Money Matters

IAG advocates the digital ‘testing and vaccination passports’ for passengers

26th February 2021 Matthew P.

IAG, the owner of British Airways and Iberia, Spain, suffered a loss of more than EUR 4 billion last year. And the coronavirus crisis is not over, the…

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EU zone economic confidence reaches 93.4 with the reasons for euphoria still to uncover

In Money Matters

EU zone economic confidence reaches 93.4 with the reasons for euphoria still to uncover

25th February 2021 Chris Kimble

The economic confidence of consumers and businesses in the euro area increased in February to its highest point in almost a year. This is partly due to optimism…

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Moody’s expects lower bounceback for Eurozone and Britain

In Money Matters

Moody’s expects lower bounceback for Eurozone and Britain

24th February 2021 Matthew P.

The economic recovery from the coronavirus crisis in the euro area will not be as strong this year as previously thought. According to credit rating agency Moody’s, the…

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Boris Johnson comes with the long roadmap from the lockdown

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Boris Johnson comes with the long roadmap from the lockdown

23rd February 2021 Matthew Weller

England wants to “gently” relax the coronavirus measures. That announcement was made by Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Twitter today. Tonight, he will present a roadmap that will…

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In Money Matters

EasyJet wants to make COVID-19 test for the crew mandatory

22nd February 2021 Matthew P.

British retail is hit harder than was expected

In Money Matters

British retail is hit harder than was expected

20th February 2021 Matthew Weller

Quarantine after quarantine the retail is suffering losses. The only hope is to implement the vaccination as fast as possible, PM assumes. But the plan may be unrealistic…

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5,000 Hong Kong residents signed for British papers

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5,000 Hong Kong residents signed for British papers

19th February 2021 Chris Kimble

Nearly 5,000 Hong Kong residents have signed up to obtain a British visa that paves the way for UK citizenship. Two weeks ago, people were able to sign…

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No more news on Facebook for the Aussies

In Foreign Affairs

No more news on Facebook for the Aussies

18th February 2021 Chris Kimble

New law adopted by the Australian legislators led to certain restriction imposed by Facebook to the local users. They will no longer see the news sites reports in…

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