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The stake will cost the German state €15bn (£12.8bn) in guarantees and equity to prop up a company that has been hit by falling gas supplies from Russia. German chancellor Olaf Scholz has announced his government will take a 30% stake in gas distributor Uniper in a bailout that marks one of the biggest European corporate casualties so far from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz speaks during a press conference in Berlin on Friday.

By standing together, they have forced a corporate giant like BA to do the right thing and restore levels of pay slashed in the pandemic. This is a great result for our check-in members at British Airways. Unite general secretary Sharon Graham said: It will also reverse shift pay reductions imposed in 2020 from October 2022. With airlines and airports already struggling with delays amid staff shortages, British Airways backed down on the pay cut, which Unite said “will be paid in several stages”. More than 500 workers at Unite had voted in favour of industrial action after British Airways, which is owned by International Airlines Group (IAG), refused to reverse 10% pay cuts that the airline brought in during coronavirus pandemic lockdowns. Two unions, Unite and the GMB both said on Friday that workers had accepted a pay offer that they said represented a 13% pay increase. Photograph: John Sibley/Reutersīritish Airways workers have accepted a pay deal which will avert a threat of strike action by check-in staff at Heathrow. Passengers stand in a queue to the British Airways check-in desks at Heathrow Airport. Shares in Facebook owner Meta and Google owner Alphabet have also struggled.įutures for the S&P 500 benchmark were flat a few minutes before the opening bell on Wall Street. The US open could be driven by social media companies Twitter - which reported mediocre results - and Snapchat owner Snap - which has fallen by a third in pre-market trading after warning of a grim outlook ahead. The pound is down by 0.25% against the US dollar at $1.196, and the euro is down by 0.44% against the dollar at $1.018. The FTSE 250 is up by 1%, led by insurer Beazley which gained 7.7% after raising its profit forecasts.

#TRAFFIC MANAGER PRESIDENT EDITION METRO GETTING STUCK UPGRADE#

Reuters cites an upgrade in guidance from rival Delivery Hero - suggesting that things might not be as bad as feared for the British company. The FTSE 100 has risen to a 0.3% gain for today, led by a 7% gain for grocery delivery company Ocado. Time for a check-in on stock markets ahead of the US opening bell: in London there isn’t much moving (perhaps all the traders are stuck at Dover).

Traffic manager president edition metro getting stuck