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  • Airbus agrees to pay record €991m UK fine in €3.6bn global bribery settlement

    January 31, 2020

    A London court today approved a record €991m (£833m) fine for Airbus in exchange for suspending the prosecution of alleged bribery. The deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) was part of a €3.6bn global deal agreed with prosecutors in the UK, US and France. Airbus has agreed to pay France €2.08bn and the US €525m to bring [...]

  • Tube delays: Commuters face Victoria Line chaos after Finsbury Park fire alert

    January 31, 2020

    A fire alert at Finsbury Park has led to rush hour havoc on the Tube today as the Victoria Line was partly suspended, while a signal failure disrupted Piccadilly Line passengers. Commuters face a miserable journey to work with no Victoria Line service between King’s Cross SAt Pancras and Walthamstow Central as Transport for London [...]

  • Aston Martin shares leap as Lawrence Stroll leads rescue deal

    January 31, 2020

    Shares in Aston Martin rose 20 per cent today as it was announced that Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll would take a 20 per cent stake in the ailing carmaker. Stroll’s stake, which will be worth £182m, is part of a £500m funding raise which will include a rights issue from major shareholders. Since floating in [...]

  • Most Brits intend to turn to electric or hybrid cars with next purchase

    January 31, 2020

    The majority of British drivers do not intend to buy a conventional petrol or diesel car for their next purchase, amid growing interest in hybrid and electric cars. Only 48 per cent of consumers in a major poll said they plan to buy a traditional internal combustion engine-powered car next, Morning Wire can reveal.  That [...]

  • Airbus set to agree £3bn fine tomorrow to settle corruption probe

    January 30, 2020

    European plane maker Airbus’s £3bn plea deal with prosecutors is expected to be approved in court tomorrow, settling a long running corruption probe. The deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) between the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) and Airbus has been agreed in principle and is set to be approved by the President of the Queen’s Bench Division [...]

  • Mitie expects flat organic growth for the year

    January 30, 2020

    Outsourcer Mitie said today that its organic growth for the financial year would be flat but earnings would be line with guidance. The company said today revenue growth in the nine moths to 31 December was six per cent. This was driven by Mitie’s £14m acquisition of security business VSG from Compass. The company said [...]

  • HS2 is not just another transport project — it’s about the very bones of our economy.

    January 30, 2020

    Over the coming weeks, the government will publish at last the Oakervee report into HS2. The review looks likely to give the green light to this massive investment in the infrastructure of the north and the Midlands — and it’s certain that there will be an almighty row about it. As always with any infrastructure [...]

  • Boeing suffers annual loss of nearly $2bn as 737 Max crisis drags on

    January 29, 2020

    Boeing made a monumental $1.98bn (£1.52bn) loss last year, after the grounding of the 737 Max plane marked the most calamitous period in its 103-year history. Sales also sank 37 per cent year on year to $17.9bn, Boeing’s first annual results since the worldwide grounding of its best-selling jet showed today. Boeing warned the crisis [...]

  • Struggling Northern Rail franchise nationalised and renamed Northern Trains

    January 29, 2020

    Northern Rail is to be nationalised, five years before the franchise was set to end, after months of delays, cancellations and poor financial performance. Transport secretary Grant Shapps will terminate the existing franchise for Northern and install the state’s Operator of Last Resort on 1 March as filings for a new state-run replacement – Northern [...]

  • Coronavirus: British Airways halts flights to mainland China

    January 29, 2020

    British Airways has stopped flights to Beijing and Shanghai for the next two days in an attempt to stem the spread of the coronavirus outbreak. The airline’s decision follows the Foreign Office yesterday urging British citizens not to travel to mainland China unless it was essential to. Read more: UK citizens back from Wuhan face [...]

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