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07.12.2022 - 12:59
Business
Sky News
Era of cheap supermarket fuel has ‘gone’ as chains battle rising costs
Motorists should not expect to see a return of supermarkets using cheap fuel to lure in shoppers, an industry source has told Sky News.They spoke out after weeks of criticism from motoring groups and fuel price campaigners that supermarket petrol stations are failing to reflect plunging wholesale fuel prices. Data supplied by the AA and …
07.12.2022 - 12:54
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DXtrade FX/ CFD Platform Integrated with Your Bourse for Turnkey Liquidity
DXtrade brokers received access to 30+ major banks and Tier 2 liquidity providers with Your Bourse. London —Devexperts announced today that it has partnered with Your Bourse to expand the range of technology providers it offers as a turnkey integration with DXtrade, the Devexperts’ flagship trading platform for FX, CFD, and cryptocurrency brokers. This partnership allows …
07.12.2022 - 12:50
Business
Sky News
Global turbulence, retirement and bugs turning food waste into pet food
Ian speaks to Standard Chartered about how investors are changing their strategies to cope with global turbulence.As part of the conversation, he discusses how a large proportion of older Britons have no pension savings at all, he talks strikes and how bugs are being used to turn food waste into sustainable dog food.:: Listen and …
07.12.2022 - 10:17
Business
Sky News
British Business Bank needs new mandate, Lord O’Neill to say in Labour review
The British Business Bank’s operational independence should be reviewed as part of efforts to stimulate investment in high-growth British businesses, a review commissioned by Labour’s shadow chancellor will say this week.Sky News understands that the review, which has been led by Lord O’Neill, the former Goldman Sachs chief economist and one-time Treasury minister, will recommend …
07.12.2022 - 10:05
Business
Evening Standard
Minister calls on unions to give ‘neutral recommendation’ on rail strike offers
Transport Secretary Mark Harper has urged rail unions to give “at least a neutral recommendation” when putting offers aimed at resolving industrial disputes to their members.The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union will press ahead with strikes from next week after it recommended its members should reject the latest offer from Network Rail.The Government will …
07.12.2022 - 09:59
Business
Evening Standard
Moonpig cuts sales guidance as Royal Mail strikes impact deliveries
Moonpig has cut its sales forecast for the year after being hit by Royal Mail postal strikes and pressure on consumers.The greeting card and gifts business told shareholders “conditions have become progressively more challenging through October and November” due to the economic backdrop and industrial action.It said the industrial action hit last-minute card orders around …
07.12.2022 - 09:57
Business
Evening Standard
Small firms are the key to growth — the government must back them
It seems to be in vogue these days to trash the UK’s business and trade environment. The reasons and excuses are many and complex.Brexit has proved a sturdy peg to hang the ‘blame’ hat on.Most objective people believe that the Russian insurrection in Ukraine, the aftermath of the Covid pandemic, and the political uncertainty that …
07.12.2022 - 09:54
Business
Sky News
Shapps unveils compensation scheme for postmasters who helped expose Post Office scandal
A compensation scheme for postmasters who helped expose the Post Office scandal has been unveiled by the business secretary.Postmasters who were impacted by the Post Office scandal starting from the late 1990s will be compensated under a fought-for scheme to be delivered by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and overseen by an …
07.12.2022 - 09:39
Business
Evening Standard
City jobs axe looms — just as things may be improving
Inflation may have peaked. There are few signs yet of sweeping job cuts. And the tone from big companies reporting results lately has been surprisingly optimistic. Not exactly jolly, but not despairing either.Today’s results from Mitchells & Butlers suggests even pubs have a shot. Maybe the last boozer in Britain won’t close in 2038 after …
07.12.2022 - 09:38
Business
Business Live
Port company puts the PD in people development with industry win
An industry-leading approach to people development has been celebrated at Humber-investing PD Ports. The operator has been recognised with an International Bulk Journal Award as the prestigious maritime event returned for the first time since 2019 in Rotterdam. The company celebrated its 20th year of supporting young people in 2021 having first launched its dedicated …
07.12.2022 - 09:26
Business
Business Live
SPONSORED: Entries are open for the 2023 LeicestershireLive Innovation Awards
The LeicestershireLive Innovation Awards have launched for 2023, and nominations are open now. The awards, with headline sponsors De Montfort University, Morningside Pharmaceuticals and the University of Leicester, will be held on February 16 2023 at the National Space Centre in Leicester. For more information, or to enter, visit the website. The awards celebrate those …
07.12.2022 - 09:00
Business
Business Live
Aston University unveils new £1.5m healthcare teaching facility
A new £1.5 million healthcare facility has opened at a Birmingham university which will help to simulate real-life medical situations to aid students’ learning. The centre at Aston University will be used by those studying medicine, pharmacy and optometry and will give them the chance to practise in emergency settings using high-quality manikins. These will …
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