The property firm has come into its own as parcel delivery groups and traditional retailers have been, as chief exec David Sleath put it, ‘scrambling for space’ as they adapt to the Covid-19 world.
The investment firm, which manages £1.2trillion of savers’ and pensioners’ cash, is still handing out a dividend of 4.93p per share which is flat on the same time last year.
Just a day after Treasury figures showed the cost of the scheme had spiralled to nearly £34bn, the gambling giant said it would repay £24.5m it had received. Shares surged 8.9 per cent.
The internet shopping giant, which made a £4bn profit in the second quarter alone, will raise fees by 2 per cent from September 1. It said the decision was prompted by the UK’s 2 per cent digital sales tax.
Ageing boy racers have moved from the McDonalds car parks of their heyday to auction houses to get their hands on hot hatches that take them back to their youth.
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Anne Psaros, 79, was delighted to be handed £11,600 after realising that the DWP had failed to upgrade her pension to the married woman’s rate.
The Government is exploring new standards for efficiency in electrical and gas products, it said, with the aim of helping the environment and saving households money.
The UK’s service sector expanded at its fastest rate for five years in July as the easing of lockdown restrictions helped to drive a rebound in activity.
BP is the latest FTSE 100 giant to cut its dividend – the first time in a decade – as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. With payouts significantly slashed, where can income investors go next?
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