It is one of two schemes being launched next week to entice customers back to its stores. Customers at ten Waitrose and John Lewis stores will be able to book a timed slot to shop from Monday.
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Williams Formula One team bought by US private equity firm
Williams Grand Prix Engineering, which has been struggling with a run of poor performance on the race circuit, announced Dorilton Capital was buying it for £136m.
Furlough applications blocked over fraud fears
More than 30,000 applications for the Government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme – which has paid 80 per cent of staff salaries since March – have been rejected by HMRC.
GYG says coronavirus has not dented demand for big boats
The company said its order book grew from £35m to £38m in the six months to June 30, including a contract for an 80- metre vessel beginning in the final three months of this year.
MARKET REPORT: Airline stocks take off with Portugal boost
Ministers said travellers returning from the country will no longer have to go into quarantine from Saturday, prompting a surge in bookings. It is a favourite with some 1.8m Britons visiting per year.
RAY MASSEY tests the new Mii Electric from SEAT
What a perky and surprisingly spacious little runaround from the Spanish arm of the Volkswagen group. It’s zippy; instant response; space for five; and an expandable boot.
High Street shops left behind in UK’s economic recovery
Retail sales rose above pre-pandemic levels for the first time in July – but experts said this disguised a gaping divide between online sales and bricks-and-mortar shops, which face ruin.
Baillie Gifford’s Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust soars
This group is now a global player, topping the performance tables thanks to audacious bets on US and Chinese technology businesses whose ascent has been accelerated by lockdown.
Coronavirus far from good news for ad agency WPP
WPP is due to report its half-year results. Rivals have already reported plunging revenues during the pandemic, with airlines and car makers among customers cutting back on marketing.
Hundreds of jobs at sushi chain Wasabi hang in balance
The grab-and-go food company, which employs more than 1,500 staff, has launched a controversial insolvency process called a Company Voluntary Arrangement to negotiate its rents down.










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