Tory MP Philip Dunne, the chairman of the House of Commons environmental audit committee, disputed claims Boohoo was unaware of potentially illegal working practices at some of its suppliers.
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Britain faces Credit Crunch II: Banks set to pull back from lending
Experts fear the UK could be heading for another credit crunch, as lenders are becoming more reluctant to get money out of the door despite demand from households and businesses.
Music investment fund Hipgnosis snaps up the rights to Lady Gaga hits
Hipgnosis has purchased 100 per cent of the rights to the back catalogue of the songwriter RedOne, which is the pen-name used by Swedish-Moroccan singer Nadir Khayat.
Unions slam British Gas-owner Centrica’s ‘fire and rehire’plan
Centrica has been in talks with unions over the terms of new contracts, which include cutting overtime pay rates. It insists the changes would make it more competitive and keep jobs secure.
MARKET REPORT: Hays takes hammering as recruiters drag their feet
Hays’ net fee income – the recruitment industry’s version of gross profit – fell by more than a third between April and June, and by 42 per cent in the UK and Ireland.
UK set to raise £530bn debt this year as cost of the pandemic spirals
The Debt Management Office said it plans to sell Government bonds worth £385bn, between April and November, up from the £275bn it had previously pencilled in for April to August.
Former Wirecard chief Markus Braun’s secret £32m personal loan
Former Wirecard chief executive Markus Braun received a £32m personal loan from his company’s banking arm in January, initially without the knowledge of the group supervisory board.
China set for V-shaped recovery but hopes for the same in Britain fade
Figures show China’s economy grew by 3.2 per cent between April and June. This means it has clawed back almost half the record 6.8 per cent contraction in the first three months of the year.
Canary Wharf owner lodges plans for a huge office development
Canary Wharf Group said the eight-building scheme will include up to 2.5m sq ft of office space. It will build the project at North Quay, the largest undeveloped site left in the Docklands financial district.
Government faces £17bn bill to fix age discrimination pension blunder
Three million workers could get a boost to their pension as a result of the blunder, which led to a successful legal challenge in late 2018.










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