National Express hopes cutting fares will attract people back to using its buses, which are around half-full at the moment even though a full service is running in the West Midlands .
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A West End tragedy: 50,000 jobs under threat as shoppers steer clear
Weeks after its 1,200 shops were given the green light to reopen, the number of people heading to the West End remained down by close to two-thirds in July, compared to the same period last year.
Ladbrokes owner refuses to hand back furlough millions
FTSE 100 company GVC said it used the taxpayer-funded furlough scheme to temporarily sideline 14,000 shop staff, helping it to cut costs. However it would not commit to returning the money to the Government.
Nightmare on the beaches for Tui: Crisis triggers record £1.3bn boss
Underlining the impact of the pandemic on the tourism industry, the travel group revealed sales had been virtually wiped out with just one in six summer holidays for this year.
Astrazeneca signs deals to sell coronavirus vaccine to Argentina and Mexico
Argentinian president Alberto Fernandez (pictured) said they would produce enough doses of the Covid-19 jab for the whole of Latin America, excluding Brazil.
ALEX BRUMMER: ‘Woke’ Unilever finds itself under fire on two fronts
Unilever’s hipster ice cream offshoot Ben & Jerry’s is being criticised for using Twitter to attack Home Secretary Priti Patel over her proposal to use the Royal Navy to cut off channel-crossing migrants.
HSBC to clamp down on how much it will loan to borrowers buying flats
The move will make it harder for house hunters hoping to cash in on the recent stamp duty cut introduced by chancellor Rishi Sunak to kickstart the property market.
Watches of Switzerland sales soar as the rich splash out in lockdown
Sales at Watches of Switzerland rose 5 per cent to £811m in the year to April 26, even though lots of its stores were closed for several weeks at the end of the period because of lockdown.
Ladbrokes owner axes dividend after betting profits flatline
The parent firm of Ladbrokes Coral said higher online gaming revenues helped to offset a decline in punters placing bets on sports contests.
Challenger energy supplier, Bulb, ordered to pay £1.76m to customers
The supplier – which has taken a lot of business from the Big Six energy firms in recent years – was told by Ofgem to pay out after it found around 61,000 customers were affected.










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