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  • Boohoo inquiry calls for former Leicester factory workers to give evidence

    August 5, 2020

    The inquiry into poor working conditions at factories used by Boohoo suppliers in Leicester has called for current and former employees to give evidence.  Alison Levitt QC, who is leading the inquiry, urged members of the public to give evidence on working conditions in factories in Leicester, what Boohoo knew about the conditions and suggestions [...]

  • Ocado lists M&S products ahead of delivery partnership launch

    August 5, 2020

    Marks & Spencer has begun listing products on the Ocado website ahead of their delivery partnership, which is scheduled to begin next month.  The supermarket has added more than 750 new products, which will be available to buy through the Ocado website from 1 September.  However M&S warned customers that it may not be possible [...]

  • Compulsory face masks ‘did not deter or encourage shoppers’ in July

    August 5, 2020

    Compulsory face masks did not deter or encourage shoppers returning to the high street last month, the latest research showed.  A quarter of consumers said they were more likely to go shopping after the face mask rule was brought in, while 21 per cent said the new restrictions would discourage them. In the week beginning [...]

  • WH Smith to cut 1,500 jobs as high street and travel footfall plummets

    August 5, 2020

    WH Smith is preparing to cut 1,500 jobs, the high street retailer announced this morning, as it warned it expects to post a full-year loss of £75m due to the coronavirus pandemic. The retailer said it is reviewing its store operations across both its travel and high street businesses due to lower high street footfall [...]

  • Loungers shares jump on ‘encouraging’ post-lockdown sales

    August 5, 2020

    Shares in Loungers, the owner of the Cosy Club and Lounge brands, surged this morning after  the casual dining chain said it is “encouraged” by trading levels since reopening last month. Loungers’ share price jumped 13.49 per cent to 122p after the company said it was “confident” of its future after the coronavirus pandemic.  The [...]

  • William Hill to close 119 betting shops as profit plunges

    August 5, 2020

    William Hill will permanently close 119 betting shops due a drop in retail footfall, the gambling firm said this morning as it revealed that profit plunged in the first half of the year. The figures William Hill posted an adjusted loss after tax of £11.1m, after reporting an £81.9m impairment charge following an assessment of [...]

  • Booking.com to axe a quarter of workforce

    August 4, 2020

    The owner of holiday firm Booking.com has today confirmed that it will cut its 17,000 strong workforce by a quarter due to the coronavirus pandemic. A spokeswoman for Booking Holding confirmed reports of the cuts, which had been announced internally in a video from chief executive Glenn Fogel. “Unfortunately, as a result of the crisis, [...]

  • CMA gives Amazon’s Deliveroo investment the all-clear

    August 4, 2020

    The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has officially cleared Amazon’s 16 per cent stake in food delivery startup Deliveroo, after a lengthy investigation process. The watchdog awarded the deal initial clearance in April on the basis that Deliveroo could go out of business without the Amazon investment, but later changed its methodology to just focus [...]

  • Dixons Carphone cuts 800 jobs in store management restructure

    August 4, 2020

    Dixons Carphone has announced it will slash 800 roles as part of a store management restructuring plan. The retailer, which owns Carphone Warehouse and Currys PC World, said the job cuts were part of a plan to create “one joined up business”. The announcement brings the number of job losses announced this week to 3,600, [...]

  • Amazon almost doubles size of UK Prime Air drone delivery arm

    August 4, 2020

    Amazon has ramped up expansion of its ambitious drone delivery project, almost doubling the number of staff in its Cambridge-based Prime Air team. Prime Air now has close to 60 staff working on making Amazon deliveries by drone a reality, its largest since the project began in 2016, data on Linkedin showed. Its most recent [...]

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