It is a stark example of how the coronavirus brought once-thriving businesses to their knees
The airline and Europe’s aircraft manufacturer have been locked in a row for months over damage, including blistered paint
US airlines expects rapidly spreading Omicron to delay recovery in air travel by two months
Shipping companies are experimenting with vehicles to solve a driver shortage worsened by the Covid-19 pandemic
Japanese car parts manufacturer Denso is also in trouble with US competition authorities
Irish airline blames ban on British arrivals into France and Germany and the suspension of all EU flights to and from Morocco
Business Day Spotlight host Mudiwa Gavaza talks to Indalo Hotel & Leisure Management CEO Andrew Rogers
Restrictions on long-distance flights between the UK and SA among setbacks for the carrier
The stoppage means the vehicle maker cannot return to normal operations in December as planned
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The car rental company’s shares rise 6% on announcement just months after exiting bankruptcy protection
Airlines now face a return to the uncertainty of shifting rules and public-health developments amid Omicron coronavirus variant
Tourists have been forced to cancel bookings overnight, sending the hospitality industry back to the brink of collapse and hotel stocks plunging
The group’s core profit more than sextupled in its half-year to end-September, but remains more than a third below pre-pandemic levels
But the hotel group’s revenue is still less than half of its pre-Covid-19 pandemic income
Errors in the group's 2018 results meant its initial net loss of R260.6m had to be bumped up 62% to R418.47m
Income got a welcome boost from the British and Irish Lions rugby tour in July, but the group says it will still report a headline loss
Covid-19 continues to put pressure on SA’s taxi industry, but has provided a bump for second-hand car sales as well as the debt-collection business
