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showing results for Business | refresh The Guardian view on £1.5bn for the arts: the shows will go on | Editorial Editorial: Culture needed a lifeline, and has got one. Now the sector must avoid treading water theguardian | Business | 3 hrs ago   Departure of Horta-Osório no bad thing for Lloyds at this time Outgoing CEO did better than share price suggests but fallout from Covid-19 will be painful theguardian | Business | 3 hrs ago   The gaming boss who gets addicted to the games Andrew Day, the CEO of games developer Keywords Studios, tries not to play the titles himself. bbc | Business | 3 hrs ago   Air travellers to Scotland to face quarantine spot checks and fines Passengers subject to spot checks to ensure they self-quarantine for 14 days or £480 fine theguardian | Business | 4 hrs ago   To save the arts and all else we hold dear, a wealth tax now seems the only answer | Polly Toynbee As Rishi Sunak mulls over his summer statement, there is one solution he could consider that would protect our public services, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee theguardian | Business | 5 hrs ago   Cass: Famous business school in name-change over slavery London's Cass Business School will change it's name because of its links with a 17th Century proponent of slavery bbc | Business | 7 hrs ago   New car registrations fall by 35 per cent as coronavirus hits demand Sales rebound slightly from April and May as showrooms begin to re-open but are well down on last year independent | Business | 7 hrs ago   Giant flywheel project in Scotland could prevent UK blackouts Trailblazing system would help to stabilise the energy grid’s electrical frequency theguardian | Business | 8 hrs ago   Aviva appoints Amanda Blanc as chief executive Blanc takes over from Maurice Tulloch, promising to slim down insurer’s business portfolio theguardian | Business | 8 hrs ago   EU threatens escalation in tariff fight over Boeing and Airbus subsidies The EU and US have accused each other of propping up their home aviation markets with state aid. bbc | Business | 8 hrs ago   Accountancy giants told to separate audit by 2024 The UK's Big Four firms face a major restructuring after the collapse of companies such as Carillion. bbc | Business | 10 hrs ago   Pret A Manger to shut 30 outlets as job cuts loom The coffee chain will also cut jobs at its other outlets due to the coronavirus downturn in trading. bbc | Business | 13 hrs ago   Pret a Manger to close 30 stores, putting 1,000 jobs at risk independent | Business | 13 hrs ago   Boohoo investigates supplier over poor conditions The firm pledges to take action after a report finds workers are paid less than the minimum wage. bbc | Business | 13 hrs ago   Lloyds chief António Horta-Osório to step down next year Banking group also announces Robin Budenberg as chairman, replacing Lord Blackwell theguardian | Business | 15 hrs ago   Lloyds boss António Horta-Osório to step down next year As well as announcing António Horta-Osório's departure, Lloyds has also appointed a new chairman. bbc | Business | 15 hrs ago   Coronavirus: Fujitsu announces permanent work-from-home plan The programme will offer "unprecedented flexibility" to 80,000 workers in Japan, says Fujitsu. bbc | Business | 18 hrs ago   Scammers can create fake business ads on Google 'within hours' Which? investigation shows apparent ease of promoting fraudulent services online theguardian | Business | 22 hrs ago   UK hospitality industry calls for 'urgent' support The hospitality sector has warned that half of firms will not break even this year without help. bbc | Business | 23 hrs ago   Virus crisis expected to 'level down' UK economy The South East will be badly hit initially, but other areas will face a painful recovery, says a report. bbc | Business | 23 hrs ago   Traineeships to triple as unemployment fears mount The government pledges £111m for schemes in England to get young people into work. bbc | Business | 5th Jul '20   Boris Johnson now has 'sound reasons' to keep Huawei out of UK 5G Former MI6 chief said US sanctions on Huawei meant Chinese telecoms firm now posed security risks to UK theguardian | Business | 5th Jul '20   Thames Water former boss handed £2.8m since being sacked Steve Robertson received £2m payoff on top of £777,500 for loss of notice despite being sacked over leakages theguardian | Business | 5th Jul '20   Fifteen years after the G8 summit, it's the UK that's in dire need of aid Like Brown in 2005, Sunak plans to help the vulnerable – but the similarities end there theguardian | Business | 5th Jul '20   This pandemic has exposed the uselessness of orthodox economics | Jonathan Aldred Post Covid-19, our priority should be to build resilient systems explicitly designed to withstand worst-case scenarios, says Jonathan Aldred, an economist at Cambridge University theguardian | Business | 5th Jul '20   Next