While the PM has urged those hitting the pubs to be sensible, he is hoping people are not so cautious with their wallets – and there are some unorthox ideas to get people to spend.
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Millions of Britons now hold cryptocurrency like bitcoin
When the price of bitcoin surged in December 2017, the country went mad for cryptocurrency, looking to get involved and not miss out – nearly three years on, are people still interested?
Amigo has until end of October to clear complaints
The troubled lender has agreed a new deadline with the City watchdog to allow it time to deal with customers.
HSBC is ramping up its operations in China
The bank, which has been condemned by British politicians for its position on Hong Kong, is making investments in its wealth management and insurance operations in China.
Britain buys space firm Oneweb in £800m deal
The Government was supported by India’s Bharti Global in the bid, with the two parties pledging to launch low-orbit satellites that are expected to provide broadband and navigation services.
MARKET REPORT: Rolls-Royce shares down nearly 10%
The ailing British engineering group is considering a £1.5-2billion shares sale, as well as flogging assets such as Spanish subsidiary ITP Aero to raise cash, according to Bloomberg.
Search for elusive former boss of Wirecard intensifies
Jan Marsalek, Wirecard’s former chief operating officer, has not been seen since the firm filed for insolvency. It was claimed he flew to Manila, but it has now been established that was not the case.
Britain’s grocers gearing up for massive price war
More than 14,000 jobs were lost this week as a coronavirus jobs bloodbath hit the economy. And the jobs cull has left supermarket bosses scrambling to show they are competitive on price..
Fuller’s boss urges Chancellor to cut VAT
As Britain’s pubs finally begin to reopen, Simon Emeny said cutting the levy on goods and services is vital to entice punters back to their pubs and avoid wholesale redundancies.
Are shares in shopping centres a bargain or damaged goods?
Anyone with a stake in a REIT reeling from the revolution in shopping habits has little option but to sit tight, hoping for an upturn in fortunes.










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