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• Goldman Sachs tells bankers to return to office in June
• U.S. trade chief expects to engage China in ‘near term’ on Phase 1 deal
• China 129th Canton Fair made contributions to unblocking the supply chain of the global industry
• City of London plans to create 1,500 homes from empty offices
• UK must level up but there is no ‘one size fits all’ answer, says head of CBI
• James Dyson says Brexit has given him ‘freedom’
• Emilia-Romagna GP: F1 moves Imola qualifying time to avoid clash with Prince Philip’s funeral
• UK economy grows 0.4% amid confidence from vaccine rollout
• China fines Alibaba record $2.75 billion for anti-monopoly violations
• Brexit is hitting British businesses hard
• Volkswagen to buy credits from Tesla in China to comply with environmental rules
• The 129th Canton Fair will return again as a virtual exhibiton from 15th -24th April 2021
• Sterling slips after surprise UK inflation fall
• China: UK can’t ‘write countries off’ for trade links despite human rights concerns, says Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng
• Cheltenham now and then: a surreal return to ‘Festival’ action
• Payouts of £65 per household loom for supplier credit balance hoarding
• NHS online prescription giant Pharmacy2U eyes sale bonanza
• Chancellor Rishi Sunak sets out budget plan for 2021
• The Winners of the Inaugural Global SinoPhoto Awards announced
• British Airways owner IAG calls for digital health passes
• 2021 UK-CHINA Virtual Film Festival has kicked off the first wave of Chinese Cinema Season
• Used car dealer Cazoo eyeing Stock Market floatation with a hope to value the business at £5bn
• Phoenix DX, winner of the UK 2020 Bionow Project of the Year Award
• ‘Unrealistic and dangerous’ to stick to EU banking rules after Brexit, says Bank of England governor
• Some NI businesses feel now have the best of both worlds’ since Brexit
• UK business leaders warn of “significant difficulties” in UK ports
• U.S. and China may meet at Singapore’s ‘Davos’, WEF says
• Relocate to EU to dodge Brexit bureaucracy, officials tell UK firms
• Biden replaces Trump as US president
• Pressure mounts on UK and France to agree on financial aid for Eurostar as it fights for survival
• Premier League boss reinforces ‘critical importance’ of Covid-19 rules in letter to clubs
• Hospital patients to be sent to hotels to free up beds for critical Covid cases
• National Express and Megabus suspend services
• British businesses on preparing for Brexit: ‘It’s been a bit of a debacle’
• Brexit deal done: it must now deliver on its promises
• China to leapfrog U.S. as world’s biggest economy by 2028: think tank
• Ex-MP who is now on Universal Credit – most people are just a few wage slips away from hardship
• UK firms struggling to import as end of Brexit transition period looms
• Virtual Sino-UK “2020 Al Forum” discusses future opportunities and challenges
• No deal on Brexit trade ‘very very likely’, British PM Johnson says
• Lastminute.com agrees £7m holiday refund schedule with regulator
• Outlook for global economy improving amid vaccine hopes, OECD says
• Asian manufacturing boom offers hope for swifter global recovery from Covid
• Donald Trump agrees to begin formal transition to Biden presidency
• Fans at sporting events: ‘Celebrate’ return but ‘work to do’ – EFL chair Rick Parry