The conveyor belts are being reprogrammed so that dishes are only dispatched once orders have been placed.
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Silence is golden in Citroen’s new electric ‘flying carpet’ e-C4
Citroen promises a blend of style, tech, design and engineering but also a suspension and hydraulic system that will make occupants feel they are ‘travelling on a flying carpet’ with ‘no bouncing.’
Land Rover unveils the £35,500 Defender Hard Top van for businesses
Land Rover’s upmarket alternative to ‘white van man’ is set to prove a hit with small businesses who want to add a bit of extra 4X4 style and capability.
Barclays now lets you fix your mortgage for a decade at 1.99%
The deal, which is available up to 60% loan-to-value and carries a £999 fee, is the first of its kind to offer 10 years of payment security for an interest rate under 2%.
GDP plunged by 2.2 per cent in three months before lockdown
Revised figures showed GDP tumbled by 2.2 per cent between January and March – the joint largest fall since 1979.
A pay cut put me on basic rate income tax – how is my pension affected?
Senior staff at our firm were asked to take pay cuts of up to 20 per cent. What happens to my pension contributions on which I was benefiting from higher rate relief?
The big corporates helping small businesses survive the coronavirus
As the economy attempts to ease out of lockdown and businesses start reopening their doors, a number of large companies have offered to help smaller businesses get back on their feet.
How to make the most of your savings and find the best interest rates
Although record low rates may lead people to think that it is not worth saving at the moment, that is not the case and building a cash pile is very important. We explain why and where to find the best rates.
Travellers are warned to beware of coronavirus holiday scams
Holidaymakers have been warned to be on the lookout for scams this summer as criminals take advantage of the uncertainty surrounding coronavirus travel restrictions.
Apps like Wi5 will be needed for people to order drinks in pubs
From Saturday, it might be possible to enter your local and order a frosty pint once more after months of pubs being closed – but it’s likely you’ll need to order via an app to do so.










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