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Coronavirus: Credit card spending fell 50% at start of lockdown

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Image copyright Getty Images Credit cards spending dropped by nearly half at the start of lockdown as people played safe with their finances and shunned big purchases. A total of … Read More

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Teenagers most likely to have been furloughed

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Image copyright Getty Images Seventeen-year-old women are most likely to have been put on furlough during the coronavirus crisis, official data shows. Some 61% of jobs done by these young … Read More

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Coronavirus: Burberry to cut hundreds of jobs as crisis takes ‘severe impact’ on sales | Business News

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Burberry has announced plans to cut hundreds of jobs as the luxury brand plots a fightback from a collapse in sales at the height of the coronavirus crisis. The company … Read More

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Apple and Ireland win appeal over EU's €13bn tax demand

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Apple and Ireland have won an appeal against an EU order that the tech giant pay the country €13bn (£11.6bn) in back taxes. Source link

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Apple has €13bn Irish tax bill overturned

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Image copyright Getty Images Apple has been told it will not have to pay Ireland €13bn (£11.6bn) in back taxes after winning an appeal at the European Union’s second highest … Read More

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Asos to repay furlough cash as lockdown sales rise

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Image copyright Getty Images Asos will repay cash to the government it claimed for furloughing workers after its sales grew in lockdown. The online retailer said that group sales increased … Read More

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How the Hong Kong protests led to the downfall of a renowned Canadian jeweller

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The company that mines Alberta’s official gemstone is on the verge of collapse after pro-democracy protests and the pandemic have combined to wipe out its biggest markets. Ammolite is a rare iridescent … Read More

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Decline in fertility will see global population shrink, triggering ‘radical’ shifts in economic power – report | World News

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The global population is likely to shrink after the middle of this century, triggering shifts in economic power, a new report suggests. There will be around 9.7 billion people on … Read More

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Coronavirus: Barber reopens at stroke of midnight as Scotland’s lockdown eases | UK News

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A young barber is among the first in the latest group of businesses to begin trading again on the first day of Scotland’s relaxed lockdown. Tony Mann in Giffnock, East … Read More

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Coronavirus: Lack of summer fashion discounts blamed for rise in inflation | Business News

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The rate of inflation rose unexpectedly in June because the coronavirus crisis delayed the usual summer sales season at fashion retailers, according to official figures. The Office for National Statistics … Read More

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UK inflation picks up as clothing prices rise

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Image copyright Dan Mullan The UK’s inflation rate rose to 0.6% in June as the coronavirus lockdown began to ease. The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) picked up slightly from 0.5% … Read More

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Why US firms shouldn’t ‘freak out’ yet over Hong Kong

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Image copyright Getty Images The future of American companies in Hong Kong has been thrown into doubt after Donald Trump signed an order to end preferential treatment. The US president … Read More

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