Wales economy

Employers 'looking at flexi-working permanently'

Ministers 'wrestled with' new supermarket rules

Universal credit squeezed too much, says Tory MP

Mobile hairdressers 'confused about reopening'

Welsh hairdressers to reopen but retail stays shut

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Aston Martin plant 'to lose 200 jobs'

Cardiff Airport valued at £15m due to pandemic

Film and TV's future 'bright after tough year'

Plaid pledges new economic agency for Wales

£5m investment in metal casting plant

Freeports could move trade away, ministers claim

Out-of-work young 'face being scarred by Covid'

Welsh businesses share their reaction to Budget

More public money for Covid-hit Cardiff Airport

'Covid traffic study needed' before road go-ahead

UK budget's £93m for 'Welsh green recovery'

Handling of Covid quizzed in poll for BBC Wales

Organisers hope Green Man festival will go ahead

'England has better vision for easing lockdown'

Unemployment rate in Wales falls to 4.4%

Town centres focus of green post-Covid recovery

Aviation factory could close, threatening 99 jobs