Investment funds which provide access to gold and related mining companies are some of the best performers since the beginning of this year, says Chelsea Financial Services.
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ALEX BRUMMER: Boris battles for Britain
Prime minister Boris Johnson wants to open blue water between his Tory government and those that came before. In terms of firing up output, there is much less on offer than the rhetoric.
Hand back furlough billions, firms urged as Redrow refunds taxpayer
House builder Redrow, which had furloughed 1,700 staff, said its finances had proved ‘resilient’ during the virus crisis and it no longer needed the support.
Fundsmith fails to make Hargreaves Lansdown’s new Wealth Shortlist
Hargreaves Lansdown said the new listcame after it had ‘listened and learned and taken action’ over previous criticism of its highly influential fund recommendations.
Coronavirus: Japanese sushi chain YO! changes conveyor belt
The conveyor belts are being reprogrammed so that dishes are only dispatched once orders have been placed.
Cineworld delays the opening of its cinemas in the UK by more than two weeks to July 31
The company, which has about 100 screens in Britain, had been due to open its theatres from July 10 after the coronavirus lockdown is further eased on July 4.
GDP plunged by 2.2 per cent in three months before lockdown
Revised figures showed GDP tumbled by 2.2 per cent between January and March – the joint largest fall since 1979.
Sainsbury’s under fire over boss Simon Roberts ‘excessive’ pay deal
Just days after Tesco suffered one of Britain’s biggest shareholder revolts over fat-cat pay, its supermarket rival was accused of failing to align executive rewards with the interests of shareholders.
Burger chain Byron becomes the latest victim of the pandemic
Byron, which was founded in 2007, had furloughed most of its 1,200 staff but struggled to access emergency loans from the Government, and is unable to pay its bills.
Non-Standard Finance forced to ask investors for emergency cash
NSF, which warned last week that the pandemic had caused ‘material uncertainty’ over its future, said it was in preliminary discussions with a number of its largest shareholders to raise more money.