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  • Coronavirus: Supermarkets urge customers to stop stockpiling

    March 15, 2020

    UK supermarkets have called on the UK public to stop stockpiling in response to coronavirus as fears mount that some people could be left without essential products.  In an open letter to customers, the country’s biggest food retailers, including Sainsbury’s, Tesco Asda and Morrisons, called on consumers to “be considerate in the way they shop” [...]

  • Apple shuts stores across the world amid coronavirus fears

    March 14, 2020

    Apple is to close all its retail stores outside of China for two weeks in an effort to contain the coronavirus outbreak. Chief executive Tim Cook announced last night that the company would be taking the steps across the rest of the world to minimise the risk of transmission. It comes just a day after [...]

  • Coronavirus: Supermarkets rebound but leisure stocks suffer

    March 13, 2020

    Supermarket stocks made gains this morning after being dragged down by a mass FTSE 100 sell off sparked by mounting coronavirus fears.  Sainsbury’s share price jumped 8.02 per cent to 188.97p, Tesco was up 10.46 per cent at 233.3p and Morrisons climbed 7.98 per cent to 178p.  Grocers are positioned well to ride out the [...]

  • Morrisons moves to support supply chain through coronavirus outbreak

    March 13, 2020

    Morrisons will make immediate payments to smaller businesses and re-classify suppliers to help 1,000 more firms as it moves to protect its supply chain from the impact of coronavirus.  The grocer will temporarily scrap its 14 day payment terms and pay small suppliers as soon as an invoice is received.  Morrisons also said it will [...]

  • Disneyland theme parks closed due to coronavirus

    March 13, 2020

    Disneyland theme parks in California, Florida and Paris have been closed due to the global outbreak of coronavirus.  The theme parks will be closed from this weekend to the end of the month, and Disney has also suspended all new cruise departures for the same period.  In a statement the company said: “We are proceeding [...]

  • Coronavirus: Just Eat and Deliveroo offer contactless delivery

    March 13, 2020

    Food delivery services have launched contactless delivery options to prevent the spread of coronavirus.  Takeaway.com, the Dutch company that recently bought Just Eat, and Deliveroo have both committed to providing deliveries without physical contact. Takeaway said the measure is applicable to all restaurants on its platform throughout Europe. Drivers are being instructed to ring the [...]

  • John Lewis tumbles down ranking of best high street employer

    March 13, 2020

    Struggling department store John Lewis has tumbled down the rankings of high street employers after a tough year in which the retailer has suffered a drop in profit and slashed worker’s bonuses.  John Lewis & Partners held the top spot in 2018, but fell to eight last year and has tumbled a further three places [...]

  • Moss Bros to be taken private in £22.6m deal

    March 12, 2020

    Suit retailer Moss Bros is on the brink of being taken private after the owners of Crew Clothing offered to buy it in a deal worth £22.6m. Brigadier Acquisition Company offered to buy the high street chain for 22p per share, a premium of 60 per cent on yesterday’s closing price.  Crew Clothing owner Menoshi [...]

  • Coronavirus: Cineworld shares crash on debt breach warning

    March 12, 2020

    Cineworld’s shares spiralled today as it warned a worst-case scenario for coronavirus could throw its future into doubt. If a worst-case scenario transpires, Cineworld said it could breach its debt terms as it would be forced to close cinemas for up to three months. Were that to happen, Cineworld would lose up to three months’ [...]

  • Betway hit with record £11.6m fine by UK gambling regulator

    March 12, 2020

    Online betting firm Betway has been fined a record £11.6m by the gambling regulator over social responsibility and money-laundering failures linked to its treatment of high-spending customers. The Gambling Commission said that Betway had allowed £5.8m to flow through its business which “has been found, or could reasonably be suspected to be, proceeds of crime”. [...]

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