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Tax rise fears, London International Shipping Week and advertising revenue
Ian King speaks to the director-general of the UK’s biggest business organisation, the CBI, about fears over further tax hikes.Plus, hear from the chair of Maritime UK for London International Shipping Week about how it plans to bounce back from COVID.And the executive chairman of advertising agency S4 Capital reveals how half-year revenues have risen.:: …
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Tax hike outcry shows Boris Johnson still has a problem with business
It is fair to say Boris Johnson still has a problem with business.Even before he became prime minister, plenty of business leaders were wary, chiefly because of Mr Johnson’s notorious “f*** business” remark in June 2018. The pandemic changed attitudes to an extent. Image: CBI director-general Tony Danker said there was a risk that the …
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Sky News
Tesco launches reusable packaging trial – as Waitrose scraps single-use plastic bags from deliveries
Tesco has launched a trial allowing customers to buy products from shower gel to sugar in reusable packaging.The move by Britain’s biggest supermarket is part of its strategy to cut plastic waste – a scourge that has been highlighted by high-profile coverage such as Sky’s Ocean Rescue. Tesco’s launch will allow customers to buy food, …
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Sky News
Advent and wealth fund brew up joint £4bn bid for Unilever tea arm
One of the world’s biggest buyout firms has teamed up with an Asian sovereign wealth fund to table a £4bn offer for PG Tips and other leading tea brands owned by Unilever.Sky News has learnt that Advent International and Singapore’s Government Investment Corporation (GIC) are in discussions about a joint offer for the division ahead …
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Business Live
Metrolink tram drivers vote ‘overwhelmingly’ to strike over pay dispute
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Euro News
Fortnite creator Epic Games to fight Apple case with appeal after judge’s mixed ruling
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Business Weekly
Cosmic coding as new Raspberry Pi computers head for International Space Station
Two freshly engineered Raspberry Pi Computers are heading to the International Space Station (ISS) as novel Cambridge technology shoots for the stars. Raspberry Pi, which is steering micro-computer advances to help the UK develop a global coding lead, joined forces with Ely precision engineering company Shearline and the European Space Agency for the new programme. …
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Business Live
Plans in for ‘one of largest ever’ North West speculative logistics developments set to create 1,400 jobs
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Business Live
South Wales pharmacy business Pearn’s acquired
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Evening Standard
Mealkit unicorn Gousto launches London tech hiring spree amid war for talent in sector
Mealkit unicornGousto has announced it is looking to double the size of its London technology team with 250 high-skilled roles on offer as competition for software talent heats up.The UK‘s tech skills shortage is seeing soaring wage inflation in the sector as firms compete to hire. Companies are offering packages including flexible working and increased …
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Devon artisan cheesemaker Quicke’s enjoys mail order boost
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Evening Standard
Primark to boost web presence as pingdemic hits sales
Internet sceptic Primark is boosting its web presence as it fights back against the Covid lockdowns.The fast fashion house saw sales in the fourth quarter down 17% on two years ago, a sign that the shopping boom which followed the end of lockdown is petering out.Primark has always insisted that online sales don’t fit in …

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