Business
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Food and drink exports to EU ‘almost halve’ in first quarter
The pandemic and Brexit hit exports in the first three months of the year, says the Food and Drink Federation.Read More
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Music fans still holding tickets to thousands of postponed shows
The latest four-week delay to unlocking restrictions has pushed an additional 5,000 gigs into doubt.Read More
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Brewdog boss sorry for staff ‘pain’ as pledges review
James Watt has promised an independent review of the beer company after fierce criticism from ex-staff.Read More
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Meat sector warns of Brexit production squeeze
UK faces shortage of home-reared chickens as EU workers stay away, says trade group.Read More
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Victoria’s Secret swaps Angels for different faces
Lingerie firm hopes partnerships with the likes of football star Megan Rapinoe will revamp the brand.Read More
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Covid: Employers can put self-isolating staff on furlough
The Treasury was “reluctant” to say the scheme could be used this way, emails from a civil servant suggest.Read More
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Cryptoassets: Fears that investors are taking too many risks
A shrinking proportion of buyers see it as a gamble, but the regulator warns they could lose the lot.Read More
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UK and US announce deal after Boeing-Airbus truce
The agreement means tariffs on goods, such as Scotch whisky, will remain suspended for five years.Read More
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The Efforts to Make Text-Based AI Less Racist and Terrible
Language models like GPT-3 can write poetry, but they often amplify negative stereotypes. Researchers are trying different approaches to address the problem.Read...