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  • Silvertown Tunnel contract costs increase by £200m

    March 11, 2020

    The cost outlay for the controversial Silvertown Tunnel appears to have risen by £200m to £1.2bn. Transport for London (TfL) last night publicly released the contract it had finalised with the Riverlinx Consortium in November. The twin bore road tunnel, which is opposed by many environmental groups and local councils, will connect Greenwich with the Docklands [...]

  • Cathay Pacific predicts substantial loss due to ‘unprecedented’ coronavirus hit

    March 11, 2020

    Hong Kong’s flag carrier Cathay Pacific has said that the “unprecedented challenge” of coronavirus will see it suffer a substantial loss this year after the outbreak forced it to ground over half its fleet. The airline has been one of the carriers which has been worst affected by the outbreak, which came on the back [...]

  • First Group begins sale of North American businesses after investor pressure

    March 11, 2020

    Bus operator First Group has today announced that it will sell its North American businesses after a long-running campaign by prominent investors finally paid off. Coast Capital, an activist hedge fund with a 10 per cent stake in the firm, as well as British-Iranian property tycoon Robbie Tchenguiz, have been pressuring First Group to divest [...]

  • Heathrow Airport passenger numbers sink in February as coronavirus hits demand

    March 11, 2020

    Passenger numbers at Heathrow Airport declined nearly five per cent year-on-year in February as a lack of demand due to the coronavirus outbreak began to take its toll on the transport hub’s footfall. The monthly fall to 5.4m passengers was largely down to a falling demand on Asian and European routes, which have been the [...]

  • Lookers shares dive as suspected fraud delays financial results

    March 11, 2020

    Shares in car dealership chain Lookers plunged this morning after the firm announced suspected fraud had delayed the publication of its financial results. Lookers’ share price dropped more than 18 per cent after it revealed last night that it had “identified potentially fraudulent transactions”.  Lookers, which was scheduled to publish its 2019 results this morning, [...]

  • Hybrids and holidays: McLaren set for race against time

    March 11, 2020

    McLaren boss Mike Flewitt could be forgiven for being more than a little fed up with surprise announcements. It’s no easy feat to completely reconfigure the launch of your latest supercar when Europe’s flagship motor show is cancelled with barely three days before the curtain comes up, but that’s what McLaren was forced to do [...]

  • McLaren Group set to tap City veteran Paul Walsh as chairman

    March 10, 2020

    The British conglomerate behind the McLaren Formula One (F1) team is said to have lined up City stalwart Paul Walsh as its new chairman. Walsh, who served as chief executive of Guinness owner Diageo for 12 years, is in advanced talks with McLaren Group over the role, Sky News reported. The appointment, which could be [...]

  • HS2 boss says only building line to Crewe ‘doesn’t do justice to the business case’

    March 10, 2020

    The boss of controversial rail project HS2 has said that only building the line to Crewe “doesn’t do justice to the business case” after doubts emerged over whether the proposed eastern route to Leeds would be built. In a speech last month Andrew Stephenson, the new minister responsible for the project, made no mention of [...]

  • EU suspends landing slots rule in bid to ease burden on beleaguered airlines

    March 10, 2020

    The EU has dropped a rule meaning that airlines must run the majority of their scheduled services or risk losing profitable landing slots in a bid to give the industry some relief amid the coronavirus outbreak. Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, said that the bloc would temporarily do away with [...]

  • Norwegian shares plunge 12 per cent as airline cancels 3,000 flights

    March 10, 2020

    Shares in low-cost carrier Norwegian plunged 12 per cent today after the airline said it would cancel around 3,000 flights between now and mid-June to tackle the slump in demand caused by coronavirus. The cancellations, which extend existing measures, represent approximately 15 per cent of the carrier’s total capacity for the period. They are part [...]

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