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Activity at Heathrow set to fall by 90% in April
(Sharecast News) - Heathrow airport predicted that passenger traffic would plunge by 90% in April due to the travel restrictions in place across the globe.
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CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-UK's Heathrow Airport sees passenger numbers down 90% in April
(Corrects in 10th paragraph to show pay cut applies to 7,000 directly employed staff)By Sarah YoungLONDON, April 14 (Reuters) - Heathrow Airport, traditionally the busiest in Europe, forecast that passenger numbers would plunge by more than 90% in...
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UPDATE 1-UK's Heathrow Airport sees passenger numbers down 90% in April
(Adds detail, background)By Sarah YoungLONDON, April 14 (Reuters) - Heathrow Airport, traditionally the busiest in Europe, forecast that passenger numbers would plunge by over 90% in April, as coronavirus restrictions stop most people from traveli...
Read more12 Apr 2020 12:53
Sunday newspaper round-up: Tesco, Parliament, Jaguar Land Rover
(Sharecast News) - Property consultant Altus calculates that, of the £11bn in business rates relief granted in England, about £3bn will go to food retailers. A bailout package meant to prop up businesses facing closure is filling the supermarkets' coffers even as they enjoy record sales. Tensions were raised last week when Tesco, the biggest beneficiary, said it would pay a final dividend of £635m for 2019-20, about 15% higher than the City had expected. Chief executive Dave Lewis reminded critics that it related to performance before the virus drove food-buyers to the supermarkets. He also said that measures to keep Tesco running during the crisis would result in extra costs of £650m-£925m. - Sunday Times
Read more10 Apr 2020 14:42
Coronavirus-hit airlines in push for divisive route subsidies
* Support sought for core routes* Budget carriers less likely to benefitBy Laurence FrostPARIS, April 10 (Reuters) - Major airlines are seeking operating subsidies for key routes once coronavirus restrictions are lifted, a leaked lobbying document ...
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Coronavirus-hit airlines in push for divisive route subsidies
* Support sought for core routes* Budget carriers less likely to benefitBy Laurence FrostPARIS, April 10 (Reuters) - Major airlines are seeking operating subsidies for key routes once coronavirus restrictions are lifted, a leaked lobbying document ...
Read more9 Apr 2020 09:25
UK BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Credit Suisse Downgrades HSBC To Neutral
UK BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Credit Suisse Downgrades HSBC To Neutral
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LONDON MARKET OPEN: Travel, Oil Stocks Rise; Eyes On US Jobless Claims
LONDON MARKET OPEN: Travel, Oil Stocks Rise; Eyes On US Jobless Claims
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Number of Italian Covid-19 infections rises a bit more quickly on Wednesday
(Sharecast News) - The total number of Italians confirmed as still having Covid-19 increased a bit more quickly on Wednesday than on the day before.
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Airlines call for amendment of carbon deal due to coronavirus crisis
(Sharecast News) - Airlines are lobbying to amend the recently agreed carbon scheme designed to bring down the aviation sector's emissions as the Covid-19 coronavirus crisis makes it harder for carriers to meet their agreed targets.
Read more7 Apr 2020 15:24
UPDATE 2-Refunds row escalates as airlines warn millions of jobs at risk
(Adds United Airlines on flight changes, new flight cuts, Germanwings closure, U.S. bailout talks)By Sarah Young and Tim HepherLONDON/PARIS, April 7 (Reuters) - Global airlines warned that 25 million jobs across the world could be at risk from the ...
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UPDATE 1-Millions of aviation jobs at risk, airlines can't afford refunds-IATA
(Adds details, background)By Sarah YoungLONDON, April 7 (Reuters) - Global airlines warned that 25 million jobs across the world could be at risk from the coronavirus travel downturn and the industry's representative body said airline finances wer...
Read more7 Apr 2020 12:44
UK holiday company Jet2 cancels trips until mid-June
LONDON, April 7 (Reuters) - Britain's second-biggest holiday company Jet2 said it had cancelled all flights and holidays until mid-June as restrictions in place due to the coronavirus pandemic show no sign of easing in the coming months.The UK cha...
Read more7 Apr 2020 12:04
LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: Stocks Leap As Spain And Italy Offer Virus Hope
LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: Stocks Leap As Spain And Italy Offer Virus Hope
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UK WINNERS & LOSERS SUMMARY: Cineworld Rises On Plans To Preserve Cash
UK WINNERS & LOSERS SUMMARY: Cineworld Rises On Plans To Preserve Cash
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