Cazoo CFO steps down as company reports £243m half-year loss August 2, 2022 Cazoo has announced its chief financial officer Stephen Morana will step down at the end of the year as the company reported a half-year loss of £243m. Morana will be replaced in the fourth quarter of this year by Graphcore finance boss Paul Woolf. “I would like to thank Stephen for his notable contributions, including [...]
Uber rides out inflation storm as it posts first positive quarterly cash flow ever August 2, 2022 Uber appeared to defy inflationary woes as the ride-hailing posted a positive quarterly cash flow for the first time.
Tesco joins petrol pump war with 6.5p cut to unleaded after Asda’s 9p drop August 2, 2022 Tesco has slashed its prices for petrol to help customers manage with the cost of living crisis. The supermarket giant said the price of unleaded is set to fall by 6.5p and diesel by 4.5p, as many consumers and businesses continue to struggle with rising energy costs. “We know how tough rising fuel bills have [...]
Junk food ads restrictions on TfL network to save NHS £200m August 2, 2022 The restrictions on junk food ads on the Transport for London (TfL) network are set to save the NHS over £200m. According to a study published today by the University of Sheffield and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, the ban has prevented almost 100,000 obesity cases. In place since February 2019, the [...]
Wizz Air carries 4.7m passengers amid turbulent period August 2, 2022 Wizz Air’s passenger levels have increased despite the last few months of travel disruption. The low-cost carrier carried 4.7 million travellers in July, up from the 4.3 million reported a month earlier. Load factor – the measure of how well an airline fills its seats – grew by 3.6 per cent on June’s levels to [...]
Rare admission: Jacob Rees-Mogg says he was wrong to claim there would be no Brexit delays in Dover August 2, 2022 It was wrong to state there would be no delays at Dover caused by Brexit, Jacob Rees-Mogg said this morning. The Brexit opportunities minister was adamant in the past that any backups when crossing the Channel would be witnessed in Calais But after holidaymakers faced chaos on gridlocked roads on the British side of the [...]
Bunzl snaps up Aussie warehousing firm in flurry of acquisitions August 2, 2022 London-listed distribution firm Bunzl said it was poised to snap up four new firms today as it readies an expansion into the warehousing solutions space.
Biffa extends takeover deadline as bosses set aside £20m to settle tax bill August 2, 2022 Waste management firm Biffa reported a jump in revenues to £1.44bn in its full year of trading today as it narrowed pre-tax losses following a difficult pandemic year.
Union calls for end to rail profit as worries of hiking annual fares mount August 1, 2022 The union TSSA has called for a new financial settlement for rail as worries of hiking annual fares mount. TSSA’s general secretary Manuel Cortes said commuters have been “clobbered by above inflation fare rises,” while private rail operators “laughed all the way to the bank.” “We need our railways to be fully in public hands [...]
Tesla shareholders to vote on second stock split in two years August 1, 2022 Tesla shareholders are expected to vote on Thursday whether to green-light the company’s latest stock split – the second in two years. “We believe the stock split would help reset the market price of our common stock so that our employees will have more flexibility in managing their equity, all of which, in our view, [...]