Economy
BA suspends check-in at Terminal 5
British Airways has stopped all further check-in of luggage at the brand new Terminal 5 at Heathrow.
 
London Underground faces strike
RMT station staff and train operator members voted on Thursday for strike action on London Underground.
 
US gains ground as cost-effective location
Europe, Australia, and Canada are losing out to the US as a cost-effective business location because of the lower US dollar.
 
ASLEF calls off South West Trains strike
The threatened four days of industrial action on South West Trains has been suspended.
 
Finance Bill is published
The Treasury has released Finance Bill 2008, which enacts many of the Budget measures.
 
Book identifies five future strategies
A leading business strategist claims to have identified five ways to turn emerging trends into lasting competitive advantage.
 
India leads emerging market deals
Bullish Indian companies are leading the charge for acquisitions within the developed economies.
 
Scottish economic growth slows
The Scottish economy continues to grow, albeit at a slower rate.
 
CBI warns of bumpy ride ahead
The CBI has downgraded its 2008 outlook for UK growth and forecasts even slower growth in 2009.
 
Starbucks told to hand back $100m
Coffee shop empire Starbucks has been ordered by return tips totalling $100 million to its workers.
 
Carter & Carter shareholders left empty-handed
The administrators of Carter & Carter have said that shareholders should not expect a penny.
 
Bank of England voted 7 – 2 on rates
Minutes of the Monetary Policy Committee's March meeting reveal differences of opinion.
 
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