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  • State handout means Thomas Cook’s German subsidiary keeps flying until March

    September 25, 2019

    While authorities soldier on with bringing home more than 100,000 stranded Thomas Cook customers this morning after it went bust on Monday, the firm’s German subsidiary, Condor, has been saved by state financing. The German government has given Condor six months’ financing, worth €380m (£350m), to continue trading and find a rescue deal. Read more: [...]

  • Thomas Cook Polish unit collapses days after saying it was stable

    September 25, 2019

    Thomas Cook’s Polish unit has announced its insolvency, local authorities revealed today. Yesterday the company cancelled flights for two days and stopped taking new bookings after parent Thomas Cook collapsed on Monday. It came after the firm on Monday said it was continuing day-to-day operations and was in a stable condition. The government yesterday chartered [...]

  • EDF warns Hinkley Point may overshoot budget by £3bn

    September 25, 2019

    Britain’s signature new nuclear plant could cost up to £2.9bn more than expected, EDF warned today as it signalled that the chance of a delay to the project has increased. The French energy giant said that the new price for Hinkley Point C is estimated at between £21.5bn and £22.5bn, an increase of £1.9bn to [...]

  • Passenger growth at Southend airport helps Stobart Group make ‘considerable progress’

    September 25, 2019

    Stobart Group has said it is trading in line with expectations and has made ‘considerable progress’ during the first half of the year. The aviation, energy and civil engineering group suffered a bruising boardroom battle last year, resulting in the ousting of former boss Andrew Tinkler. Read more: Eddie Stobart confirms takeover interest from Andrew [...]

  • SSE named best in class among big six, but challenger Breeze takes top spot

    September 25, 2019

    SSE has the best customer service of the big six energy suppliers, it was revealed today, as smaller challengers dominated the top five. Citizens Advice rated SSE, which was recently bought out by Ovo, as the second-best for customer service in Britain, one step below first-place Breeze. Read more: SSE sells energy services business to [...]

  • Thomas Cook collapse: Regulators and business groups clamour for answers

    September 24, 2019

    Regulators and business groups today lined up to demand answers over the collapse of holiday giant Thomas Cook. Accounting watchdog the Financial Reporting Council said it is mulling a full-scale probe into whether it breached accounting standards. A spokesman said it is considering the case “as a matter of urgency”. Read more: Thomas Cook collapse [...]

  • Electric-powered regional flights ‘could be taking off by 2030’

    September 24, 2019

    The next decade will yield the launch of electric flying taxis and electric planes entering the market in both regional flights and private aviation, according to research. A paper by Citigroup researchers predicts electric technology will begin disrupting the so-called general aviation market, which includes flights carrying between two and 14 passengers, by 2022. Meanwhile, [...]

  • Labour plots further £5bn investment in electric car industry

    September 24, 2019

    Labour has pledged to spend £2bn on the construction of three electric car battery factories in parts of the country which have lost thousands of car industry jobs in the last year. The plan would see a Labour government plough the money into so-called gigafactories in south Wales, Stoke and Swindon, with each site employing [...]

  • TUI claims resilience following Thomas Cook collapse

    September 24, 2019

    European travel group TUI has said that it had been assessing the impact of the collapse of rival Thomas Cook on its own operations. Responding to the collapse, the travel group stated that: “Where TUI customers are booked on Thomas Cook Airlines flights and these are no longer operated, replacement flights will be offered.” TUI [...]

  • Airlines accused of price gouging after Thomas Cook collapse

    September 24, 2019

    Airlines have been accused of exploiting the demise of rival Thomas Cook after passengers complained of a huge increase in prices. Holidaymakers looking to book future trips have complained of a surge in fares on the same routes served by the collapsed travel firm. Read more: Thomas Cook: Former workers will not receive pay packets [...]

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