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AstraZeneca boss denies overpromising vaccine supplies to EU
Firm reveals it has made $275m from Covid-19 vaccine sales
Darktrace soars on London stock market debut as UK set for record IPO year
Flurry of tech listings forges strongest first-quarter showing since 2007 with £5.6bn raised
Eurozone plunges into double-dip recession in first quarter
Output contracted 0.6% in first three months of year during third wave of coronavirus
British house prices surge at strongest pace since 2004
Prices rise 2.1% in April as housing boom shows no signs of cooling
Long gone: Crisis as UK waiters quit the country
Sector among hardest hit by pandemic with restaurants and cafes toiling to recruit as lockdown eases
Eurozone set for sharp recovery as economic sentiment surges
Confidence rises as EU countries submit national recovery plans
G7 leaders plan to ‘turbocharge' exports by digitising outdated paper systems
Group also agrees to tackle online safety to reduce illegal and harmful activity
Majority of London rents now lower than they were five years ago
Rental rates outside the capital hit record high as Knightsbridge records biggest decline in cash terms
City of London to convert empty office buildings into new homes
Post-pandemic recovery will see at least 1,500 new units by 2030
Nick Candy on the challenges of selling the UK's most expensive apartment
Property tycoon's £175m home at One Hyde Park attracts interest from UAE and Saudi buyers
Expo 2020 Dubai: France pavilion to highlight country's food, culture and innovation
French minister unveils visitor experience five months before opening
Covid pushes UK government borrowing to highest level since Second World War
Annual public sector borrowing hit £303.1bn in March, up £246bn from the previous 12-month period
Summer travel: expect testing and masks for some time to come
JetBlue chief says prices will stay low post-pandemic as airline plans to 'disrupt' market with new transatlantic route
ECB keeps policy unchanged as it waits for economic rebound
Central bank holds interest rates and maintains stimulus programme amid uncertain outlook
Climate protesters smash windows at HSBC's London headquarters
Nine women shattered about 19 windows at the Canary Wharf building
