Nov 14 (Reuters) – The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
The Times
– Dubai’s Emirates airline has renewed its widebody fleet with an order for 95 jets from Boeing worth $52 billion. The company said that the order would help to connect cities around the world to Dubai and would support the city’s plans for growth.
– Britain’s communications regulator Ofcom said on Monday it has fined International Distributions Services-owned Royal Mail 5.6 million pounds ($6.85 million) over its failure to meet delivery targets in past year.
The Guardian
– British Land wants to increase the proportion of retail park assets to about one-third of the value of its total portfolio in the medium-term from a fifth currently, the landlord’s chief financial officer Bhavesh Mistry said on Monday.
The Telegraph
– Alphabet’s Google gives Apple a 36% cut of advertising revenue from its searches made in its Safari browser, a court has heard.
Sky News
– Britain’s energy regulator, Ofgem, announced rules on Monday to help speed up the connection of new power projects to the grid and clear so-called zombie projects from the connection queue.
– The World Health Organisation has called on British ministers to take action for “manipulating the price” of baby formula – as research shows the price of the cheapest brand has risen by 45% in two years. (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
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