BBC News – Business

• Coronavirus lockdown: People rush to town centres as pubs reopen
  Footfall to English High Streets rose 19.7% on Saturday as people headed to pubs and hairdressers.
• Coronavirus: Ministers pledge to double staff in job centres
  The chancellor is expected to announce plans to recruit 13,500 extra staff at job centres.
• Coronavirus: Is this the end of office working in Wales?
  Many big businesses are encouraging staff to carry on working from home, even after lockdown.
• Coronavirus: Pubs and hairdressers reopen as England's lockdown eases
  Midnight haircuts as coronavirus restrictions ease - but people are urged to be "tremendously cautious".
• Coronavirus: UK government's quarantine-free list 'absurd'
  Portuguese leaders say the country's exclusion from a list drawn up by the UK government is "absurd".
• Tesco demands supplier price cuts in discount battle
  Britain’s biggest supermarket has reportedly given suppliers until 10 July to agree price cuts.
• Coronavirus: Yo! Sushi adapts conveyor belt system
  As Yo! Sushi prepares to reopen some restaurants in England, it has had to adapt its conveyor belt system.
• Dad horrified at £4,642 gaming app bill
  A father who paid £4.99 for his daughter to use a smartphone app was shocked to find a £4,642 bill.
• 'We cannot in good conscience open the pub'
  Pubs in England are allowed to reopen from Saturday, but some venues are keeping their doors shut.
• Coronavirus: Air France set to cut more than 7,500 jobs
  Air France-KLM plans thousands of job cuts at its French arm as the air industry reels from the pandemic.

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