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The rebalancing of the Isle of Man economy is one of several concerns, the Chamber of Commerce says.

Travel will be more expensive as airlines cannot afford to bring many planes back into service.

The travel firm is offering discounted tests with its holidays but there are concerns over testing capacity.

The airline group says there is a "high level" of pent-up demand from passengers.

Export growth soared 32% in April as demand jumped for goods from the world's second largest economy.

The price rise for single-use bags will be extended to all businesses in England from 21 May.

Post-pandemic shifts in travel habits could undermine the logic behind many infrastructure projects.

Almost all of 50 big UK firms tell the BBC staff will divide their time between home and office in future.

The fashion chain raises its profit forecast but says the recent rebound in sales may not last.

London-based Igale says it had considered a number of locations for the new operation.

As lockdown restrictions ease gradually across the UK, what are the rules about returning to work?

An investigation into the fire at My 1st Years' head office is being treated as arson, say police.

After a move to limit ad tracking by other companies, Apple expands its own advertising business.

Staff are being encouraged to return to office-based working when Covid restrictions are lifted.

The online retailer said full-year sales jumped 41% as the pandemic boosted demand for loungewear.

Data firm Nielsen says people are more confident about shopping in supermarkets as restrictions ease.

A software firm in Argentina is trying a radical experiment in employee transparency and democracy.

The US drugs giant says demand for the vaccine is likely to be "durable" in a similar way to flu jabs.