Apple will issue existing shareholders with an additional four shares for every one they own while Tesla’s shareholders will receive a five-to-one stock split.
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Over 200,000 learners backed-up in online queues to book driving tests
The DVSA site now confirms that all the available driving test slots have been issued and learners’ next opportunity to queue en masse for a test was Tuesday 1 September.
Some 400 job cuts at Mini’s Plant Oxford due to fall in demand for new cars
The 400 cuts will be agency personnel employed by Gi Group, of which there are 950 staff at the factory which employs some 4,000 people in total.
E-scooters to swarm Milton Keynes as first full-scale rental trial kicks off
Users will pay £1 via a smartphone app to unlock the machines and 20p a minute after that but can only use them on designated routes – and not on any roads with speed limits above 30mph.
Stamp duty holidays prove popular as demand outstrips supply
South East commuter towns have seen the biggest annual jump in home seller numbers, while national demand jumps 61 per cent as stamp duty holiday creates a frenzy
Sub-prime lender Provident Financial will repay furlough cash
The group, which runs Vanquis Bank and Moneyfarm, said the loss was better than it had been expecting given the potential impact of Covid-19 on its business.
James Fisher and Sons paying £4m dividend
The FTSE 250 company, which provides products and services to the marine, oil and gas industry worldwide, will pay investors 8p a share for the first half of the year.
Land Rover launches new cabin air system that promises to block emissions
The technology filters out small particulates and purify and recirculate air within the cabin in order to ensure the air customers breathe inside the vehicle is purer and cleaner than the air outside.
Melody VR agrees to buy music-streaming platform Napster
London-listed Melody VR, which specialises in virtual reality experiences of live music events, is taking over US group Rhapsody International, known as Napster.
Co-op Bank axing 18 branches and slashing 350 jobs
The loss-making lender blamed the economic uncertainty caused by the coronavirus, as it said the job cuts would affect branch staff, middle managers and head office workers.










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