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  • A Flu to a Kill: James Bond film No Time To Die delayed over coronavirus

    March 4, 2020

    The release date of the eagerly-anticipated new James Bond film has been pushed back seven months due to the coronavirus. No Time To Die, which will feature Daniel Craig in his final appearance as 007, was due to be released in the UK on 2 April. But a statement released today on the dapper spy’s [...]

  • Italy coronavirus: Schools and colleges will close for two weeks

    March 4, 2020

    Italy is considering closing all schools and colleges in a bid to stem the outbreak of the coronavirus as the country’s death toll jumps to 107. The Ansa news agency reported that the Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte decided to close all educational institutions for two weeks because of the rapid spread of the coronavirus. Italy’s [...]

  • Covid-19: Northern Ireland records two new cases as UK total hits 87

    March 4, 2020

    Two more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Northern Ireland, which brings the total number of UK cases to 87. The Public Health Agency said that one test result is confirmed positive and two further results are “presumptive positive” It said it is “continuing to work with partners across the UK including Public Health [...]

  • Virgin Atlantic CEO takes 20 per cent pay cut on coronavirus fears

    March 4, 2020

    Virgin Atlantic chief executive Shai Weiss will take a 20 per cent pay cut between April and June as the world’s airlines continue to be battered by the coronavirus outbreak. The rest of the executive team have agreed to a 15 per cent decrease as the Sir Richard Branson-backed airline battles the slump in demand [...]

  • Watchdog bans face mask ads over coronavirus ‘scaremongering’

    March 4, 2020

    The advertising watchdog has launched a crackdown against two face mask manufacturers for using “scaremongering” to promote their products amid the coronavirus outbreak. Novads OU advertised its Oxybreath Pro mask on the Scottish Sun website, while Easy Shopping 4 Home used Amazon to promote its disposable face mask. The Oxybreath advert, which was littered with [...]

  • Coronavirus crash prompts record flood of fund outflows

    March 4, 2020

    The market slump caused by increased fears over the coronavirus prompted a flood of outflows from equity funds last month. Investors had bought equity funds enthusiastically in the first three weeks of February, shrugging off concerns at the end of January. UK equity funds saw solid inflows of £1.2bn in the first three weeks. However [...]

  • Hostelworld shares fall as it warns of £3.5m coronavirus blow

    March 4, 2020

    Hostelworld warned the coronavirus outbreak has hurt 2020 bookings today as the virus ravages the travel sector, after slashing its 2019 dividend to invest in expansion. The Covid-19 outbreak prompted Hostelworld to warn it will take a €3m (£2.6m) to €4m (£3.5m) hit to earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) in the first [...]

  • Eurozone PMI: Growth hits six-month high but coronavirus casts a shadow

    March 4, 2020

    Growth in the Eurozone’s private sector hit a six-month high in February, but the possibility of further disruption from the ongoing coronavirus outbreak loomed. IHS Markit’s composite Eurozone purchasing managers’ index (PMI) for February came in at 51.6, unchanged from an earlier flash reading. Any figure above 50 signals growth, while one under 50 indicates [...]

  • Coronavirus: Two more cases confirmed in Scotland as UK total hits 53

    March 4, 2020

    Two more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Scotland, the country’s health secretary Jeane Freeman has said, bringing the UK’s total number of cases to 53. Speaking to the BBC’s Good Morning Scotland programme, Freeman said the total number of cases in Scotland was now three. She added that she could not confirm whether [...]

  • Federal Reserve slashes interest rates over coronavirus fears

    March 3, 2020

    The US Federal Reserve has slashed interest rates by 50 basis points – 0.5 percentage points – in an emergency response to the economic risks of coronavirus. Fed chair Jay Powell said rate-setters had witnessed the “broader spread of the virus” and “come to the view that it is time for us to act in [...]

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