Новости за 13.05.2020

MPs question ministers’ decision not to close borders as pandemic took hold globally

Some results are adding back profits companies say they would have made but for coronavirus

Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets

Chancellor is under no immediate pressure to fix finances, but will face tough calls

Health minister says results confirm cautious exit from two-month lockdown

Images of packed Tube trains and buses draw warnings but TfL reports modest rise in journeys

Uber-Grubhub antitrust mouthful, meaty alt-food raisings, Dell’s new XPS 15

OECD head warns of rising debt coming back to haunt world, but concedes rule book should be thrown out

Agencies say attempts against American research groups could jeopardise delivery of treatments

Britain should spur recovery by avoiding tax rises and austerity

Governments discourage citizens from travelling abroad as borders begin to reopen

Voice broker supposed to be gung-ho not glum-ho: CVAs coming down the road

The CMBS default tsunami has not yet arrived, but its origins are on the horizon

Lawyers say Donald Trump’s former campaign manager will serve the rest of his sentence at home

More than 110,000 apply for income support programme on its first morning

Coronavirus-free towns will be the first to reopen as country moves towards ‘new normal’

The ugly battle for protective gear would be a sideshow compared to one over a vaccine

Chancellor says there is ‘hard evidence’ but tries to broker better relations

Plans to widen pavements and create cycle lanes in UK financial district

Pandemic is causing the biggest disruption in decades to economies across the world

Lawyer Andreas Tilp, who has led a €10bn legal claim against Volkswagen, sues payments group for damages

More than 400,000 UK transactions have been on hold since shutdown in March

Reversal by FRTIB comes after pressure from White House and criticism from Beijing

Brussels indicates member states will have to cap number of people travelling together

Shutting the door on one purchase leaves Thierry Derez with limited options