Wales economy

Shoppers 'making their own Covid rules up'

Unemployment rate in Wales rises sharply to 3.8%

'My mum made me redundant' Video, 00:01:45'My mum made me redundant'

'I lost my apprenticeship with my mum'

Could start-up 'cluster' boost growth in mid Wales?

City's return of shoppers 'weakest outside London'

Two hundred jobs at risk at Bangor University

Quarantining tourists 'may cause more uncertainty'

Pandemic job hunt putting young lives 'on pause'

'Had it not been for Covid, I'd still be in work' Video, 00:01:40'Had it not been for Covid, I'd still be in work'

Post-Brexit aid replacement progress 'negligible'

North Wales tourism businesses fear closure

Cardiff Airport business down 93% due to Covid-19

National library finances need 'urgent attention'

Brexit lorry park for industrial estate rejected

Welsh businesses offered £140m Covid help

£140m fund to help coronavirus-hit businesses. Video, 00:02:50£140m fund to help coronavirus-hit businesses

What do the latest lockdown rules mean?

'Journey into the unknown' as Bridgend Ford closes

End of Ford and Bridgend marriage 'hard to take'

Chancellor reveals furlough replacement scheme

Covid jobs: how can Wales have a 'green recovery'?

Ford closure 'grieving process' for workforce