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Airlines continue to cancel flights as travel secretary says industry must solve labour shortages.

Marriott says Western sanctions have made it "impossible" to continue to remain in Russia.

The market's billionaire owner is reportedly hoping a deal will net him as much as £1.5bn.

Key data shows that employers added 390,000 jobs while the jobless rate stayed at 3.6%.

In a bid to fight off high inflation, the war-torn country's central bank has lifted borrowing costs.

A claim representing 1,500 investors wants £18m from the 'referee' of Neil Woodford's fund.

The city state is feeling the impact of Malaysia's export curbs on chicken.

Scottish shopper footfall was 16.4% down on the same month in the year before the pandemic.

The government rejects firms' request for special visas to fill thousands of vacancies before summer.

Travellers should not check-in luggage to avoid delays at airports, say industry figures.

The government says the service charge is voluntary - but restaurants continue to add it to the bill.

A growing number of South Korean businesses are betting on hydrogen as they move to cleaner energy.

Hairdresser Martin Li, who had to close his salon, was one of many business owners who suffered.

The fast fashion brand has found a buyer but shoppers say they are still waiting for deliveries and refunds.

Her departure comes as the social media company faces challenges, including a slowdown in sales.

The UK government is seeking to boost domestic energy output following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Staff unwilling to abide by new rules can "pretend to work somewhere else", the Tesla boss says.

The company's new increase in gas prices follows a 33% rise in electricity prices on Wednesday.

There has been significant disruption at UK airports, with flights cancelled and long queues at airports.

Airlines and operators have "seriously oversold flights", Transport Secretary Grant Shapps says.

The fast fashion brand has suffered from supply chain issues, rising freight costs and increased competition.

Inflation, the rate at which prices rise, has reached a new record high of 39.1% in the country.

The haulage industry should be given two years to make changes or face a new tax, a report says.

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