The company cautioned that there could be some permanent changes to the way people travel and that it could take a long time to regain lost ground.
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Premier Inn owner Whitbread may cut 250 jobs
Whitbread employs 1,300 staff in head office roles, and said some of the proposed job losses would be offset by the creation of 75 posts. Final numbers would be confirmed in September, it added.
Lockdown DIY boom lifts sales at B&Q owner
The firm, which also owns Screwfix, said sales soared compared with the same period last year, as paint, wallpaper, plants and compost proved particularly popular.
Stagecoach Group cancels dividend amid dwindling demand
The Megabus owner recorded a higher net loss of £46.5million in the year to May 2 after seeing its earnings fall by a quarter to £1.42billion.
VW’s electric ID.3 hatchback is available to order from TODAY
Order can be placed for the £38,880 car – though with help of the Government’s Plug-in Car Grant that fee drops to £35,880.
Santander ups monthly Lite fee and cuts cashback on phone and internet bills
The bank is upping the Lite fee from £1 a month to £2 and cutting cashback on internet, phone and television packages from 3% to 1% – many will be asking, is it still worth it?
Nationwide Building Society’s Start to Save account proves popular
The lottery-style savings product offers £100 prizes and an underlying rate of 1%, which now looks attractive given that rates have dropped elsewhere.
Britvic’s quarterly sales hit by closed pubs and restaurants
The soft drinks producer saw its year-on-year earnings fall 16.3 per cent in the three months to the end of June after pubs, bars and restaurants were forced to shut their premises to customers.
Gold prices on track to rise to new record levels this year
The US dollar gold price reached a nine-year high today and is currently hovering at around the $1,856 mark. The all-time record is $1,920.
New rules for driving tests as four-month suspension lifts TODAY
Safety measures have been put in place to protect learners and examiners from Covid-19, with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) publishing a raft of new guidelines for candidates.










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