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BUSINESS LIVE: FTSE 100 on the rise; Melrose warns of GKN job cuts
FTSE 100-listed Melrose suffered a £560million loss in the first half of the year, which is considerably more than the £131million loss seen at the same point a year ago.
Engineer who lost his job thanks to Covid is now helping others as a Morrisons delivery driver
Last week, Ray Young’s LinkedIn post about losing his job as an engineer due to Covid-19 and finding happiness as a Morrisons delivery driver went viral. This is Money spoke to him to find out more.
The most and least reliable car brands and models according to owners
One of the biggest factors for buyers will be whether the model they choose is dependable and won’t cost them an arm and a leg in repair costs.
We reveal the restaurants extending the Eat Out to Help Out scheme
A large number of restaurants have also decided to continue with the Eat Out to Help Out scheme throughout September to continue encouraging customers to have a meal out.
Policyholders to check with insurers about working from home cover
Home and contents policyholders have been encouraged to check their insurer will cover them for working at home for the rest of 2020.
The US stock market and UK property market defy economic gravity
The average UK house price is up £8,000 in the six months since just before lockdown, while US shares are at a record high. How and why is this happening?
MARKET REPORT: Computacenter rallies to record high in tech boom
Shares in the FTSE 250-listed group rose to a record after it said demand for its products and services was so high in July and August that its annual results will be even better than expected.
ALEX BRUMMER: Tourism’s darkest hour
A new United Nations’ report shows that if the closure of air routes and tourism were to last eight months then the output loss to the world economy would be £1.65 trillion, or 2.8 per cent of the total.
Barratt boss David Thomas hails surging house sales
David Thomas, chief exec of Barratt Developments, insisted the rally in the property market has further to run, claiming sales are bouncing back faster than expected after the lockdown was lifted.










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