Wales business

Previously non-recyclable soft plastics like cling film can now be re-purposed, bosses say.

The fast food giant re-submits plans, despite being told they fall foul of Welsh language rules.

Boohoo is buying Debenhams but not its shops, so where does that leave Wales' towns and cities?

Some couples are now postponing for the third or fourth time, which has financial implications on businesses.

Bridgend council is looking for an operator to run a land train tourist attraction in Porthcawl.

Occupancy data shows how tourism struggled, but also gives a silver lining for the future.

People queued for hours to use a self-service vending machine to get fresh milk at a farm.

Powys meat processing plant warns the extra cost of selling into the EU could mean major job losses.

Ineos had planned to build a new factory in Bridgend but moved production to mainland Europe.

A decision on insurance payouts for Covid lockdown could save some businesses in Wales, say lawyers.

The woman leading the North Wales Growth Deal said now is a good time to approach investors.

The Welsh Government plans to take the UK government to court over a law about nations' trade rules.

Sea port managers fear the shift may be part of a long-term trend to ship from the Irish Republic.

European customers may stop using Welsh suppliers due to delays, a minister warns.

First Minister Mark Drakeford says there is "no doubt at all" Covid-19 is spreading in shops.

The new centre will be expected to 'provide a Welsh-specific programme of research' on Covid-19.