Pandemic pay cuts for FTSE 100 bosses ‘superficial’
Short-term executive pay cuts during the coronavirus pandemic will not be enough to address a culture of excessive bonuses at top UK firms, according to a new report. In their…
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Pizza Express to close 67 restaurants and put itself up for sale
Pizza Express is weighing up the the closure of around 15% of its 449restaurants in the UK, the restaurant chain revealed on Tuesday. It's the latest High Street outlet to…
Homeworking costs London’s hospitality sector £2.3bn in lost lunches and after-work drinks
Already hit hard by Covid-19, London's economy could see a huge knock-on effect from people continuing to work from home after lockdown. The widespread shift towards homeworking as a result…
Kodak expands into pharmaceuticals to help fight Covid-19
Kodak is moving into the pharmaceutical industry, supported by a $765m loan from the US government. The former photography giant said on Tuesday that Kodak Pharmaceuticals, a new arm of…
How to Excel at Forex Trading
Forex trading is one of the most exciting trading opportunities on the market; yet, despite its accessible nature, many practitioners are actually losing money. Having a clear trading strategy, as…
Housing price slowdown in Q1 2019
The Halifax survey of British house price growth shows a slowdown in the first quarter of 2019 in annual terms and a subdued outlook, according to Reuters. Uncertainty about Brexit…
BoE survey shows high expectations of inflation
The Bank of England (BoE) has released data showing that public expectations of inflation over the next 12 months are at their highest in five years, according to Reuters. The…
No deal Brexit could push UK house prices down 3%
A Reuters poll has revealed that Brexit is likely to result in a modest change in UK house prices, with London properties being impacted to a greater degree. A no-deal…
Survey reveals little appetite for UK investment
The appetite for financial risk among British businesses has fallen to its lowest level in a decade, according to a survey by accountancy firm Deloitte reported by Reuters. The survey…
Businesses ask politicians to ‘get a grip on Brexit’
Businesses have asked UK politicians to ‘get a grip on Brexit’, amid continued uncertainty over the future relationship with the European Union, according to Reuters. Businesses are stepping up preparations…
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