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ASOS has said it is in pole position to snap up the most valuable brands, including TopShop, within Sir Philip Green's collapsed Arcadia empire.

Travel industry sources have told Sky News they expect mandatory hotel quarantine to be introduced imminently, as the government tries to suppress new variants of coronavirus.

Millions of self-assessment taxpayers will be given an extra month to file tax returns after the government recognised the "immense pressure" caused by the pandemic.

JD Sports Fashion is in talks about a £400m share sale as it eyes further opportunities to expand in a global retail industry rocked by seismic change wrought by the coronavirus pandemic.

After a fallow period for flotations, understandably enough given the pandemic, a clutch of companies are now heading to the stock market.

The number of shoppers heading out to retail destinations across the UK surged by 9% last week, according to research which claimed "lockdown fatigue" as a factor.

Men in low-skilled jobs or caring, leisure or other service roles had the highest rate of death from COVID-19 in England and Wales from last March to December, according to new figures.

Another of Europe's food delivery giants is raising hundreds of millions of pounds to fund its expansion, underlining the frenzy of global investor interest which has gripped the sector.

Royal Dutch Shell is to buy the owner of the UK's largest electric vehicle charging network as it moves to cover the shift away from fuel-powered cars.

US President Joe Biden will reimpose a number of travel bans that were repealed by his predecessor.