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Oliver Dowden says applications ‘relatively limited’ for emergency visa scheme aimed to stem supply chain crisis more

EasyJet expects to make a pretax loss of more than £1bn this year but said its recovery was under way, with a 400% surge in demand for winter sun breaks after the UK government relaxed travel restrictions.more

Holidaymakers say they were given just hours to pay back cash claimed through credit cardsmore

September brought a record number of verdicts in franc cases. There are more and more cases and judgments, there are concerns about the efficiency of appellate court - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more

Ireland's Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has presented his much leaked budget for 2022 to the Dáil (parliament). Mr Donohoe told the house that the Republic is now entering a "new phase" after the Covid-19 pandemic.more

New research charts impact on nightclubs, theatres and more, which had been steadily growing before the pandemic.more

The Bank of England reminds that paper £20 and £50 notes will lose their legal tender status on 30 September 2022. more

The Irish government will support a deal to set a global minimum corporation tax rate for large firms. It means the country increasing its 12.5% rate to 15% for firms with a turnover of more than €750m (£636m).more

This month, another Polish bank will offer loan currency conversion to franchisees. Others are not very fond of it - the Polish daily "Puls Biznesu" reports today.more

Barcelona could have been “dissolved” back in April if it was a public limited company (PLC) after the club had accumulated over €1 billion in debt.more

The chancellor will lay out a package of measures designed to stem rise in unemployment as furlough endsmore

A squeeze on household finances will become more acute as a new, higher energy price cap takes effect.more

Southeastern trains will be taken over by Government after a probe discovered that millions of pounds of taxpayers’ cash had gone undeclared.more

Millennium has already concluded over 4 000 agreements with frankers. According to the bank, the interest in this type of agreements among customers is high - reports "Rzeczpospolita".more

London boroughs gave out £53.4million in emergency payments to residents in financial crisis during the pandemic, new data has revealed. more

Early Christmas shoppers have been warned against getting caught out by unexpected post-Brexit charges when buying gifts from the EU. Changes introduced on January 1 mean some UK consumers buying presents for family and friends from EU businesses may need to pay customs charges when their goods are delivered.more

Wagamama owner The Restaurant Group (TRG) hailed “good progress” over the past half-year as it said very strong trading since reopening venues has seen it upgrade its earnings targets. more

Councils could have to raise local taxes to cope with the national insurance hike to fund social care, Treasury officials have suggested.more

Higher national insurance payments will leave low-paid frontline workers potentially more than £1,000 a year worse off, while also depriving firms of the cash needed to invest, according to the latest analyses.more

Fewer small and medium-sized enterprises complaining of lower turnover than before the pandemic; the biggest change for the better was recorded by service and trade companies - according to a study for the BIG InfoMonitor Debtors Register.more

PayPal is introducing new fees for payments between businesses in the UK and those in Europe, from November.more

Lobby group urges action on visas for foreign workers such as drivers, welders, butchers and bricklayersmore

Parents submit applications for the so-called 300 plus for a school starter kit from the beginning of July. Are you sure everyone will benefit from the program? There are doubts, writes "Gazeta Wyborcza" today.more

Female directors at the UK’s biggest companies are still being paid a fraction of the amount their male counterparts receive, new research shows, underlining the pay gap that still exists between men and women in Britain’s boardrooms.more

Barcelona president Joan Laporta on Monday gave details of the "dramatic" financial problems that persuaded him to release Lionel Messi.more