I have an old dishwasher that needs replacing as it broke down during lockdown. However, I’m finding it difficult to find a firm where I can buy a new one but also have them take away the old one.
Will remote working become the ‘new normal’? We chat to several businesses who reveal they’re all following different back-to-work approaches
Lawyers are raising the alarm about banks releasing vast sums to bereaved relatives who have no legal authority over a loved one’s finances.
The creation of a British Unilever plc will doubtless be portrayed as a victory for the UK outside the EU. Reality is that it is a huge vote of confidence in the London Stock Exchange and the City.
Centrica yesterday said it would slash 5,000 roles as chemicals firm Johnson Matthey said it would shed another 2,500 staff and Bombardier Aerospace said 600 jobs would go in Northern Ireland.
Openreach, the division of BT that looks after cables and wires, has built out the network across the entire historic cathedral city in Wiltshire in just under a year.
If both companies’ investors give their approval, the resulting behemoth will have more than 70m users ordering takeaway curries, pizzas and the like in 25 countries.
Chemicals giant Johnson Matthey yesterday halved its final payout to shareholders, costing them £60m, as it became the latest blue chip company to cut costs amid the coronavirus crisis.
The footwear and accessories retailer, will sell ‘We Are One’ tote bags (Joan Collins is pictured with one), T-shirts and face masks, profits from which will also be donated.
For four years Lloyds’ call handlers risked treating customers unfairly by not collecting enough information about their customers’ circumstances, the Financial Conduct Authority said.
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