Persimmon’s results have been negatively affected by the Covid-19 lockdown but it could be turning the corner now that construction has returned to pre-Covid building levels
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Supermarkets adapt to pandemic with many now offering same day delivery
Many supermarkets are now offering same day delivery – with some offering to get shopping to you within the hour. How do the services compare?
Gordon Ransay planning to open fifty UK restaurants next year
The TV chef, pictured with wife Tana, is also planning an expansion in Asia with 200 sites in the next five years. Ramsay believes the new restaurants will create around 2,000 jobs in the UK.
Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds sells his gin brand to Diageo for £465m
The owner of Guinness and Johnnie Walker whisky acquired Aviation American Gin, which sells for between £31 and £36 per 700ml bottle in the UK, as the latest celebrity-backed spirit in its stable.
M&S launches middle class price war against Waitrose
Ahead of the September 1st start date M&S has dropped prices to undercut its upmarket rival on thousands of everyday items such as honey roast ham, tinned tomatoes and organic cucumbers.
MARKET REPORT: Cranswick bulks up as families eat more meat
The company said sales were turbocharged by the ‘shift towards greater in-home consumption’ during the lockdown, as families avoided going out and stocked up on meat at the supermarket.
Ladbrokes boss sitting on £6.5m windfall after exploiting bonus scheme
Shay Segev, who took over at the owner of Ladbrokes Coral from Kenny Alexander last month, has bought close to 1.5m shares for £3.17 thanks to an incentive plan put in place in 2016.
Natwest customers slam bank’s poor branches and overdraft services
Taxpayer-backed Natwest operates in the UK under both the Natwest and Royal Bank of Scotland brands. But personal banking customers have ranked both among the poorest for service.
ALEX BRUMMER: High Street banks face digital stress
The reputation of Britain’s high street banks never recovered fully from the 2008-09 financial crisis and is not helped by the savage cuts in savings rates during the current pandemic.
Households reign in spending amid fears of mass job cuts
Households have become gloomier about their finances this month and are ‘highly pessimistic’ about their prospects over the next year, according to information provider IHS Markit.