Month: June 2020

Decision to drop ‘corporation’ for ‘group’ shows conglomerate with new-found confidence

Biggest single cut in passenger jet business as aircraft maker faces ‘gravest crisis this industry has ever experienced’

Democratic presidential candidate holds first press conference in nearly three months

Central bank stimulus and hopes for economic recovery prompt sharp second-quarter rally

Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets

Emilio Loyoza agrees to return to Mexico to face allegations of bribery linked to Odebrecht

Pilots union and US health officials criticise plan to fly aircraft at full capacity

Business groups call for targeted support as coronavirus spike forces shop closures

Britain is reviewing whether to retain Chinese company as a supplier for mobile networks

Legislation passed to fast-track trials on the roads from next week

Wirecard’s whales, Uber eyes Postmates, smart lighting towers

SLA’s two Scots at the top; Staycation summer beckons for Whitbread and IHG

Beijing increases grip through legislation passed without discussion by territory’s legislature

FTSE 250 gold miner seeks regulatory probe after four investors vote out most of its directors

Military has been under investigation with secret services looking into potential extremist plots

Aircraft manufacturer poised to follow Air France with cull of workforce

US health official says ‘we are not in total control right now’ as infections spike in some states

UK government needs to empower local officials to tackle flare-ups

Low-cost airline also hits plane maker with biggest cancellation of troubled jet

The FT analyses the scale of outbreaks and the number of deaths around the world

Moving into the at-home fitness sector makes sense, but investors want muscle for their money

UK shirt maker to close all of its physical stores but retain online business

Proposals set 2040 target for power producers and only electric car production by 2035

Collapse puts agreements under threat