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Farnborough Airshow sees air taxis everywhere
Electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft are taking to city skies and could be as cheap and convenient as catching taxis
Mubadala-backed Fortress invests $100m in UK-based Imagination
Deal will give Fortress access to chip company's intellectual properties present in more than 13 billion devices globally
Farnborough told air and defence causes 10% of greenhouse gases
KPMG report on sustainability spotlights the sector's 'issues' as it faces a stiff challenge on decarbonising
Boom unveils plan to bring back age of supersonic air travel at Farnborough
Commercial supersonic plane maker says air fares on its planned Overture aircraft should be comparable to current business and first-class tickets
Aviation net-zero cannot be met by phaseouts alone
Sustainable fuels, more efficient engines and improved aircraft design will not be enough to decarbonise the sector by 2050, experts tell Farnborough Airshow
Supersonic flight, automation and space tech at Farnborough Airshow
World's largest aircraft makers and airlines will rub shoulders this week with those innovating around the future of flight and Net Zero air transport
Saudi Arabia's PIF makes bid to increase stake in Selfridges
The Saudi wealth fund has made a cash offer that would boost its share in the upmarket UK retailer to 50 per cent, according to Bloomberg
Wizz Air expects new fleet to herald huge drop in air fares to Middle East
UK boss of the low-cost airline claims its new Airbus plane will revolutionise ticket prices and open up new routes to the Gulf
Mined or Made? The great debate over the future of the global diamond market
Lab-grown diamonds have shone but as prices fall analysts are asking if the synthetic stones are now losing their sparkle
What is CrowdStrike and how did an IT update cause a global outage?
A presumed fault in a security update that rolled silently across the world caused chaos in computer systems from Australia to the US and Europe in a matter of hours
CrowdStrike apologises for global chaos by IT bug affecting flights and banks
Cyber security provider for Microsoft admits responsibility for 'defect' blamed for bringing IT systems to standstill worldwide
HSBC names Lebanon-born Georges Elhedery as CEO
He will replace Noel Quinn to be come the third chief executive at the banking firm in fewer than eight years
Burberry slips up trying to climb the luxury ladder
Customers have been largely unimpressed with the British brand's quest to go more upmarket
Exodus of the 'Nimps' as Europe's super-rich fear rising taxes
Greener pastures beckon for France's and UK's non-indigenous millionaire populations as tax changes spur ultra-rich to seek relocation to places such as Dubai, Italy and Switzerland
Reeves fires up investment agenda in first week as UK's Chancellor
Regarded as the political 'star of her generation', the Labour MP is pushing ahead with reforms on green energy and house building while making 'hard choices' to fix the economy