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As part of a BBC blog series, Jen Smith talks us through one week as pandemic restrictions ease in Shenzhen.

Millions unable to do their job due to coronavirus will have their wages paid by a new scheme.

Social distancing is leading people to worry about money. Here's some advice on paying your bills.

Trading standards officers say old-fashioned doorstep crime is rising as virus concern is exploited.

The UK's finance watchdog plans to end a "banking lottery" for those affected by coronavirus.

Officials say the benefit system is coping despite unprecedented demand due to pandemic.

The Bank of England has also told the banks to cancel plans for cash bonuses for executives.

Despite government help, almost 20% of UK firms are unlikely to get the money they need to survive.

Hear from the people on low wages who are taking a risk to keep the country running.

The increase has been welcomed by unions and takes the hourly pay for people aged 25 and over to £8.72.

The department store is heading for another major restructuring which could involve more store closures.

The airlines' trade body wants to give vouchers for cancelled flights but passengers are unhappy.

Lenders are cutting back on loans, unless borrowers have a huge deposit or plenty of equity.

Grocery sales this month beat all previous records as shoppers stocked up, a survey says,

The Horticultural Trades Association says many producers could go bust because of the coronavirus.

The future of some 2,000 of the restaurant's employees hang in the balance.

Customers must keep paying for items they are renting despite administrators being appointed.

The budget airline says it cannot currently give a date for when it will restart commercial flights.

Government advice to "postpone a move if at all possible" amid the coronavirus outbreak has left many plans in flux.

Some 2,400 staff face the loss of their jobs as the company is expected to fall into administration.