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Airbus cuts aircraft production by a third
European aerospace group confirms it will slash production of popular A320 single-aisle jet
The Financial Times
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Many Dermatology Practices Stay Open, Ignoring Public Health Pleas
Despite guidelines urging telemedicine to slow the spread of coronavirus infections, a number of dermatology offices are promoting in-person visits, including...
Many Dermatology Practices Stay Open, Ignoring Public Health Pleas
Despite guidelines urging telemedicine to slow the spread of coronavirus infections, a number of dermatology offices are promoting in-person visits, including...
The New York Times
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Airbus Cuts Production By A Third, Adjusting To Reduced Demand As Coronavirus Decimates Air Travel
Airbus has cut its aircraft production by a third, adjusting to the business impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Airbus Cuts Production By A Third, Adjusting To Reduced Demand As Coronavirus Decimates Air Travel
Airbus has cut its aircraft production by a third, adjusting to the business impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Forbes.com
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Centerview turns to Matthieu Pigasse to lead new Paris hub
U.S. investment bank Centerview has hired Lazard's former France boss, Matthieu Pigasse, to lead its newly-launched Paris office and win business from European...
Reuters
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Linklaters cancels partner payouts to conserve cash
Law firm whose 480 equity partners took home £1.7m in 2019 is latest to cut costs
The Financial Times
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Agnelli family's Exor vows to push through big deals despite pandemic
The boss of Exor showed confidence on Wednesday in the success of three transformative deals set to reshape its multi-billion portfolio of corporate...
Reuters
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Union calls for cash payment ban on UK buses over coronavirus
Move will reduce risk of infection for drivers during pandemic, says Unite * Coronavirus – latest updates * See all our coronavirus coverage Cash payments on all UK ...
Union calls for cash payment ban on UK buses over coronavirus
Move will reduce risk of infection for drivers during pandemic, says Unite * Coronavirus – latest updates * See all our coronavirus coverage Cash payments on all UK ...
The Guardian
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French central banker floats printing money to hand to companies
So-called helicopter money is ‘possible to imagine’, says Villeroy de Galhau
The Financial Times
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Global stocks higher as investors eye euro zone finance ministers
Iseq and Ftse closed slightly lower while pan-European index edged higher
The Irish Times
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Equinox says it will not pay rent, even to its owner
Gym chain on collision course with Related, the property group which is a big investor
The Financial Times
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Norwegian Air seeks $4.3 billion debt-for-equity deal as crisis deepens
Norwegian Air plans to convert up to $4.3 billion of its debt into equity and to issue new shares as it seeks to stay in business following the COVID-19...
Reuters
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Timeline: Norwegian Air targets relaunch with debt-for-equity deal
Norwegian Air plans to convert up to $4.3 billion of its debt into equity and to issue new shares as it seeks to stay in business following the COVID-19...
Reuters
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Microloans, Seen as Salvation for Poor Women, Trap Many in Debt
In Jordan, an unregulated microloan industry offers easy money. But with no way to repay loans, many women end up buried in debt, or in prison.
Microloans, Seen as Salvation for Poor Women, Trap Many in Debt
In Jordan, an unregulated microloan industry offers easy money. But with no way to repay loans, many women end up buried in debt, or in prison.
The New York Times
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Oil futures higher on production cut hopes as inventory build limits gains
Crude prices edged up on Wednesday, buoyed by hopes that OPEC and its allies will strike a production cut agreement, but surging U.S. crude inventories ...
Reuters
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Airbus cuts jet production to cope with coronavirus crisis
Airbus on Wednesday cut production across the board to absorb the hit to manufacturing from the coronavirus crisis.
Reuters
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FCA makes emergency fundraisings easier for UK-listed companies
Financial regulator announces measures to help businesses through coronavirus disruption
The Financial Times
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Toast believed to have cut its Dublin staff by 50%
Company announced plans for 120 new jobs last year
The Irish Times
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Investors lose out on £1.3bn as insurers cancel dividends
When, on Tuesday last week, Britain's banks announced they would not be paying their final dividends in respect of 2019, there was a lot of focus on how the...
Investors lose out on £1.3bn as insurers cancel dividends
When, on Tuesday last week, Britain's banks announced they would not be paying their final dividends in respect of 2019, there was a lot of focus on how the...
Sky news
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Lufthansa's Austrian unit negotiates state aid, job cuts
Austrian Airlines is in negotiations with the government regarding state aid to save jobs and keep Vienna as a transfer hub for long-haul flights, the carrier said on...
Reuters
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Universal Credit claims explode: Sunak admits up to 'five times' usual number of claimants
UNIVERSAL CREDIT applications have rocketed to as much as "five times" the normal levels of claims, Chancellor Rishi Sunak...
Universal Credit claims explode: Sunak admits up to 'five times' usual number of claimants
UNIVERSAL CREDIT applications have rocketed to as much as "five times" the normal levels of claims, Chancellor Rishi Sunak...
Daily Express
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Tesco has a little of everything for everyone on its shelves
Dave Lewis treads fine line; Taylor Wimpey learns from past; Relx chairman is relaxed
The Financial Times
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Rishi Sunak set for 'emergency tax hike' as coronavirus bill soars to £120billion
BRITONS are set to be hit with an emergency tax hike to fund the Chancellor's coronavirus spending plans which are on course to send...
Rishi Sunak set for 'emergency tax hike' as coronavirus bill soars to £120billion
BRITONS are set to be hit with an emergency tax hike to fund the Chancellor's coronavirus spending plans which are on course to send...
Daily Express
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Have banks become the good guys? Big money will have to bail world out of economic chaos
BANKS could come to the rescue with huge spending and sweeping measures in a desperate attempt to absorb the huge damage from the...
Have banks become the good guys? Big money will have to bail world out of economic chaos
BANKS could come to the rescue with huge spending and sweeping measures in a desperate attempt to absorb the huge damage from the...
Daily Express
