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Airlines are furious that fees, which are mainly borne by travellers, are set to soar
Okonjo-Iweala addressed shipping issues, global trade and Covid vaccine access at FT Africa Summit
Airlines lobby group says it will oppose Civil Aviation Authority’s proposal
EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager says bloc seeking to extend deadline ‘one last time’
Domestic services business offers grants to overcome labour shortages
BoE governor’s warning seen as vindication of chancellor’s fears over fragility of public finances
Hopes damped over extra gas from Russia; Europe split on nuclear power; China reverts to coal to combat factory outages
CMA says Teletext Holidays is acting illegally by making customers wait for payouts
Rising inflation and supply chain woes add to pressure on vulnerable countries
The longstanding dream of a high wage, high productivity economy requires coherent policy
Carriers hit by twofold rise in cost of jet fuel over past year
With low taxes and a stable rule of law, the rich are choosing the city state as their base
What port delays tell us about the pre-pandemic problems of the global economy
Fierce competition for staff has left some ‘gazumped’ by deep pocketed rivals offering higher pay
Yodel CEO says shoppers are heeding the warnings from retailers and logistics companies to buy in advance
More up-to-date figures show UK recovery has been stronger than feared, giving chancellor room for future tax cuts
Freight costs now at 10 times pre-pandemic levels
Seasonal shortages are a spur to manufacturers to invest in capacity
Chair of one of the biggest container port operators cites soaring production and labour costs
Contrary to popular belief, making life difficult for businesses does not generally improve their performance
But research institutes raise outlook for next year to 4.8% from 3.9%
A lack of reliable data and focused, co-ordinated strategies are holding back progress
Manufacturing hub for global brands struggles to find staff to resume normal operations
Ministers urged to overhaul ‘outdated and outmoded’ regime or face losing investment
Federal Open Market Committee meeting minutes indicate stimulus programme could end by mid-2022
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