The Bank expects the economy to shrink by 9.5 per cent in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic – less than the previous estimate of 14 per cent.
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Do shorter cables charge quicker and can it damage my devices battery life?
I have recently bought a short charger that seems to charge my phone much quicker than other cables. Do short cables charge devices quicker? If so, why? Can quick chargers ruin your batteries?
Dividend recovery shares: The UK companies that could boost payouts
The hurt will linger from the UK’s income-paying companies cutting 57 per cent off total dividends, for investors it’s often better to look to the future rather than the past.
Every new housing development in England will be required to have tree-lined streets
The UK Government’s Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick will today pledge to cut red tape and streamline the planning process, with an insistence that developments are ‘beautiful’.
Gold tipped to reach $3,500 an ounce amid stock market turmoil
Investors seeking a haven from stock market turmoil caused by the coronavirus pandemic have piled into the precious metal this year. It has now rallied by 35 per cent since the start of 2020.
Mass working from home and furlough must not last forever
Statistics on the economy are, to most people, just a remote and abstract jumble of numbers – right until the moment they are the one to have lost their job. It happened to my father in the 1980s.
Boohoo probe to quiz staff about sweatshop working conditions
Alison Levitt QC, the barrister leading an independent review into allegations of modern slavery which have rocked the fast fashion brand, has issued a public call for evidence.
Insurance tycoon Neil Utley set for £70m windfall from Hastings sale
Finnish financial conglomerate Sampo and South African investment firm Rand Merchant Investment Holdings have launched a £1.7bn bid for the motor insurer, which has the board’s approval.
Rapture for Blondie as music investor Hipgnosis snaps up 197 songs
Hipgnosis said Blondie co-founders Debbie Harry (pictured) and Chris Stein had sold the rights to the royalties of 197 songs such as Call Me, Heart of Glass and Rapture.
High Street is hammered: WH Smith cuts 1,500 jobs as workers stay home
Bosses cited the impact of coronavirus on passenger numbers at stations and airports and fewer shoppers on UK high streets as they cut headcount to slash costs.










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