Chief economist Andy Haldane (pictured) says strong consumer spending has already helped the UK claw back as much as half of the losses triggered by the pandemic.
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Just Eat will stop using gig economy workers to deliver food, firm’s boss says
Jitse Groen, chief executive of the food delivery giant, revealed he would prefer to give his staff more benefits in light of the difficulties they have faced since the coronavirus pandemic.
SMALL CAP MOVERS: 7digital Group PLC rockets
The digital music company’s catalogue of more than 80mln tracks will be available to Triller users when editing videos.
Stoke-on-Trent dog groomer is accused of fraud after getting £240,000 in coronavirus grant mix-up
Amy Osborne, 22, of Parkhall, Stoke-on-Trent, in Staffordshire, saw her bank balance swell overnight by £3,000 and then £237,000 after she applied for Government support during lockdown.
How much would installing air conditioning at home cost?
As a way to keep their homes cool, more and more people are turning to having air conditioning units in recent years which, although costly, are also an investment.
Credit card and loan borrowing is predicted to fall by a record amount
Experts said Britain’s borrowing habits ‘will have changed permanently’ as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Landlords must reveal if tenants affected by coronavirus if trying to evict them
New measures mean that the process of gaining possession of their property via the courts will not be the same as before the pandemic.
Lockdown lessons for homeowners: Prime your property for a second wave
Nobody wants a second wave of coronavirus sweeping across the country, but we all know it might happen this autumn or winter so it’s time to prepare your home.
Fraudsters use fake recommendations from celebrities including Ed Sheeran to lure in victims
Fraudsters are using fake endorsements from celebrities including Ed Sheeran and Sir Richard Branson to promote thousands of investment scams.
MARKET REPORT: Shares surge at Dignity after price cap plan is buried
The Competition and Markets Authority launched an investigation into funeral firms last year after a 2018 study found high prices were being charged.










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