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10.03.2022 - 14:07
Business
Euro News
NFT sales have spiked 21,000% in a year. But has the marketplace become a bubble?
10.03.2022 - 13:52
Business
Sky News
Energy chiefs beg Sunak for more financial support
Energy bosses have urged the chancellor to provide new financial support to customers and businesses as the war in Ukraine threatens to deepen the crisis which has engulfed the industry during the last six months.Sky News has seen a letter from Energy UK to Rishi Sunak in which it laments the use of energy “as …
10.03.2022 - 10:52
Business
Sky News
Leap in card spending on fuel as motoring costs hit new records daily after Ukraine invasion
Consumers spent the most since Christmas on their credit and debit cards earlier this month as fuel costs hit record levels following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.Figures released by the Bank of England showed that spending in the week to 3 March jumped by 10 percentage points from the week before to 102% of its average …
10.03.2022 - 10:49
Business
Sky News
MPs to quiz ministers over rescue of failed energy supplier Bulb
Ministers will be quizzed by an influential committee of MPs over the decision to prevent administrators to Bulb, the collapsed energy supplier, from hedging wholesale purchases of gas ahead of unprecedented price spikes.Sky News understands that the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Select Committee will summon ministers and Bulb executives to give evidence as part …
10.03.2022 - 10:16
Business
Business Live
Leeds Bradford Airport abandons plans for new passenger terminal
Leeds Bradford Airport is withdrawing its planning application for a replacement terminal after long delays with the Government. The much-contested plan for a new terminal building has been called in by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities and the airport says it is “not prepared to commit a further uncapped sum over an …
10.03.2022 - 10:09
Business
Sky News
No new tickets, a transfer ban and no merchandise for sale: How Chelsea FC’s fans will be affected
Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich has been sanctioned by the government for his links to Russian President Vladimir Putin.The move freezes the 55-year-old billionaire’s planned sale of Chelsea.The Stamford Bridge club will be given a special licence to continue operation, but under limited terms. Image: Roman Abramovich was in the process of selling Chelsea …
10.03.2022 - 10:07
Business
Business Live
Somerset haulage firm acquires new multi-million-pound site
A Somerset-based haulage and warehouse company has secured a multi-million-pound funding deal to purchase new premises. Willmotts Transport, which provides logistics solutions for a wide range of companies including many food and drinks retailers, has added a 400,000 sq ft warehouse in Midsomer Norton to its portfolio of seven warehouses across the county. The firm, …
10.03.2022 - 10:00
Business
Evening Standard
Exec pay falls at Credit Suisse as it reveals Russia exposure
10.03.2022 - 09:58
Business
Business Live
Chelsea sale put on hold as Roman Abramovich is sanctioned by UK Government
Roman Abramovich has been sanctioned by the UK Government, freezing the Russian-Israeli billionaire’s planned sale of Chelsea. The Chelsea Football Club owner faces a ban on all transactions with UK businesses and individuals, as well as a travel ban and transport sanctions. Others included in the sanctions are Igor Sechin, Oleg Deripaska and Dmitri Lebedev. …
10.03.2022 - 09:47
Business
Evening Standard
Mittal family scion to raise $5m for healthy food business
10.03.2022 - 09:41
Business
Business Live
John Lewis Partnership brings back annual staff bonus thanks to record £4.9bn sales
The John Lewis Partnership has brought back its annual staff bonus after posting record sales. The chain was forced to scrap the payouts last year for the first time since 1953 because of lockdown losses. Better results this year mean almost 80,000 members of staff will get a 3 per cent bonus – or one-and-a-half …
10.03.2022 - 09:38
Business
Business Live
Welsh agricultural supply business Wynnstay expands with £9.5m acquisition
Powys-based agricultural supplies group Wynnstay has further expanded with a £9.5m acquisition of a Hampshire-based rival. Wynnstay, which is listed on the Alternative Investment Market, has acquired poultry feed manufacturer and supplier, Humphrey Feeds, and associated point-of-lay pullets business, Humphrey Pullets. The acquisition is being financed through a new £12.5m revolving bank credit facility. The …
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