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18.10.2022 - 09:49
Business
Evening Standard
Jet2 hopes travel sector will take off with £7 billion order for 35 new aircraft
Package holiday business Jet2 sounded a note of optimism for the travel industry today as it planned to order dozens of new aircraft in a deal worth up to £7 billion.The firm said it had reached an agreement with the world’s largest airliner manufacturer Airbus to purchase 35 of its A320 neo aircraft for $3.9 …
18.10.2022 - 09:47
Business
Business Live
Doxford Group set to open new Northumberland boutique hotel, bar and restaurant
Hospitality firm The Doxford Group is set to open a new boutique hotel, restaurant and bar on its 150-acre Northumberland country estate The growing company already owns and operates wedding and events property Doxford Barns and quirky hotel Charlton Hall near Alnwick, Northumberland. Now founder Richard Shell is expanding the Charlton Hall estate, with the …
18.10.2022 - 09:33
Business
Business Live
Seaweed farm to be established in Devon after securing funding
A pilot seaweed farm is set to be established in Devon after the project secured a cash injection from the county council. Environmental business Algapelago Marine, which was awarded an undisclosed sum through the local authority’s Green Innovation Fund, is planning to bring forward its scheme to create the farm and processing operation in Bideford …
18.10.2022 - 09:28
Business
Evening Standard
Bellway reveals drop in housing demand and warns of a potentially shrinking market after mini-Budget
Housebuilder Bellway blamed the government’s now-demolished mini-Budget for a potentially shrinking housing market as it revealed a drop off in private reservations today, alongside record annual revenue.Jason Honeyman, chief executive, told The Standard that the housing market is “in the eye of the storm until things settle down politically”. He blamed the slowdown in the …
18.10.2022 - 06:37
Business
Sky News
Threat of beer and fast food shortages as delivery drivers prepare for walkouts
Pubs and clubs are facing the prospect of beer shortages while fast food firms including Burger King, KFC and Pizza Hut are also under threat of disruption from industrial disputes.It was announced early on Tuesday that the GMB union was launching a strike vote among its near-600 members at Best Food Logistics, which delivers fresh …
18.10.2022 - 06:00
Press Release
Pressat
DONNE, WOMEN IN MUSIC CREATES EQUALITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSION AWARD TO RECOGNIZE WHO ARE THE CHANGE MAKERS IN CLASSICAL MUSIC
DONNE, WOMEN IN MUSIC CREATES EQUALITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSION AWARD TO RECOGNIZE WHO ARE THE CHANGE MAKERS IN CLASSICAL MUSIC The recognition creates and opportunity for audiences to follow what their favourite orchestras are doing to make the classical music world more diverse and inclusive Donne, Women in Music – a foundation dedicated to achieving …
17.10.2022 - 19:30
Business
Sky News
Blackouts may be imposed on cold weekday evenings, National Grid warns
The head of Britain’s electricity and gas systems’ operator has told households to prepare for blackouts between 4pm and 7pm on weekdays during “really, really cold” days in January and February if gas imports are reduced. John Pettigrew, the National Grid chief, said blackouts would have to be imposed during the “deepest darkest evenings” in …
17.10.2022 - 14:31
Business
Sky News
Seven things you need to know about the mini-budget U-turn | Ed Conway
Nearly all the tax cuts announced in the government’s mini-budget are being reversed – here are seven things you need to know about the U-turn.1. Let’s start with the fact that actually it wasn’t just a U-turn. It was more. Not only did it reverse the majority of policies in the mini-budget, it went further, …
17.10.2022 - 14:13
Business
Sky News
Energy bills for an average household ‘could hit £4,347 a year’ from April as universal price guarantee to end
Annual energy bills could reach £4,347 for an average household after the government announced the two-year price freeze will now run for just six months.New chancellor Jeremy Hunt said the universal energy price guarantee will finish next April, with a review being launched on how to then support bills after this period. The government said …
17.10.2022 - 13:19
Business
Sky News
Rees-Mogg opens talks with steel giants after job cuts moratorium
Jacob Rees-Mogg, the business secretary, has opened formal talks with Britain’s second-biggest steel producer about a taxpayer bailout amid fears for thousands of industrial jobs.Sky News has learnt that Mr Rees-Mogg wrote to Jingye Group, the owner of British Steel, last week, to express a willingness to negotiate over the Chinese company’s request. A source …
17.10.2022 - 12:00
Press Release
Pressat
Zymr Appoints Vinod Ghorpade as VP of Sales to Accelerate Growth in Europe
Zymr, a global leader in next-gen software development services is delighted to announce the appointment of Vinod Ghorpade as the company’s VP of Sales to solidify operations in the Europe region. Vinod will be operating from the European headquarters in London, UK. Vinod Ghorpade is an experienced senior executive with stellar record of enabling clients …
17.10.2022 - 12:00
Press Release
Pressat
HOBURNE HOLIDAYS JOIN ROOM TO REWARD
Hoburne Holidays has become the very first holiday park operator to join the unique charity Room to Reward and donate some well-earned breaks to outstanding volunteers from charities and communities across the U.K. The partnership represents a significant step in the charity’s development, with each of Hoburne’s eight holiday parks donating two off-season breaks per …
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