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LONDON (Reuters) -British consumers' spending on credit and debit cards increased slightly last week as more people went out shopping or to restaurants, according to weekly data that add to signs of a waning economic impact from the Omicron wave of COVID cases. Britain's economy regained its pre-pandemic size for the first time in November, but economists estimate that output slipped back in December and early January, when a wave of COVID cases hit the hospitality sector especially hard.
The Prime Minister toured Hanson UK’s plant in Penmaenmawr, where the firm has reopened a railway line to transport its construction aggregates.
The Competition and Markets Authority will be asking if the market is ‘working well for music lovers’.
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The Insolvency Service said there have also been 41,127 registrations following the launch of a debt ‘breathing space’ scheme last year.
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The British boots brand fell as much as 15% on the day after it revealed a slowdown in revenue growth in its third quarter.
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UDINE, Italy, Jan. 28, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- OVR has started the first phase of migration from the Ethereum network to Polygon. The company has transferred Merkle Proof and minting functions from the former network to the latter. As a result, users can now mint their OVRLand NFTs on Polygon for only a few cents. Similarly, OVR has added Polygon network payments alongside Ethereum and BSC payment options in the primary market. This, therefore, results in lower transaction costs. The secondary
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Japanese investment giant SoftBank Group said Friday its chief operating officer Marcelo Claure is leaving the company, following reports that his demands for as much as $1 billion in compensation had fuelled an internal clash.
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IVECO GROUP N.V. IVECO_BUS_Crossway_CRI_Altobiocontenimento_Credits Croce Rossa Italiana Turin, 27th January 2022. The Italian Red Cross chose Crossway by IVECO BUS, a brand of Iveco Group (MI: IVG) and a leading manufacturer of buses and coaches, for its new high-biocontainment vehicle. The vehicle is a world first, capable of transporting up to 41 potentially infectious people plus 6 crew members, in total safety, within restricted areas like airports and to accommodation, hospital, and care f
Firm plans to hand bonuses to executives despite failing to refund near-£30m it received in Covid support
The Dr Martens share price (LON:DOCS) continues to tumble. Paul Summers asks whether this selling pressure is justified. The post What’s going on with the Dr Martens share price? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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‘White knuckle’ week for tech titans as shares and fortunes fall. Nine of world’s 10 richest billionaires see wealth dented as rising interest rates spur sell-off of ‘stay at home’ stocks
DIY investors have rushed to add gold as high inflation, rising interest rates and geopolitical tensions in Ukraine trigger stock market jitters.
ONS data shows that 24% of sites surveyed had either low or no stocks of paracetamol.
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