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Holland and Barrett staff demand stores close on safety grounds
Easyjet founder threatens to sue executives over £4.5 billion Airbus deal
Sainsbury’s lifts buying restrictions on ‘thousands of products’
Markets enjoy second day of growth as virus fears ease
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Bosses who cut staff pay should expect to tighten belts – investment body
Britain’s top bosses should not expect their pay packages to escape unharmed if they cut staff pay due to the coronavirus crisis, a group
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Lufthansa retires big jets and says air travel rebound could take years
German airline group Lufthansa has said it is permanently removing some of its large aircraft from service and reducing capacity for the long
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100,000 gym staff may lose jobs without Government action, trade body warns
Around 2,800 gyms and other fitness sites could close by the middle of June unless the Government steps in with extra help, the industry’s
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Pension freedoms contribute to risk of consumer harm – FCA
Pension freedoms are contributing to a significant risk of harm to consumers in the long-term savings market, according to the City regulator.The
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Codemasters to beat targets as lockdown drives surge in game downloads
Video games developer Codemasters has reported a surge in digital downloads as people spend more hours indoors due to the coronavirus lockdown.The
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‘Richer households may boost savings as spending on some activities falls’
Richer households may be effectively be forced into boosting their savings during the coronavirus shutdown, a think-tank has claimed.The Institute
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Costcutter opens 20 pop-up stores in hospitals to feed NHS staff
Costcutter has built 20 pop-up stores in NHS hospitals to serve doctors and nurses who are unable to get to the shops.It comes as Tesco announced it
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Google pays £44m in UK corporation tax and hands £1bn to staff, accounts show
Google paid £44 million in corporation tax in the UK last year, and handed out more than £1 billion in pay and bonuses to its 4,439 staff in the
