Flexible working options must become the norm post-lockdown now we’ve shown it can be done
Life is beginning to return to normal, with shops open and pubs and hospitality venues preparing to unlock their doors....
Month: June 2020
‘My house failed to sell, so why is the estate agent demanding commission if it is bought later?’
Every week, The Telegraph’s Property Doctors bring expertise on renovations and DIY, interiors, buying and selling, lettings, legal issues and...
WTO nominee Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala vows to bridge divide between US and China on trade
The leading candidate to become the next boss of the World Trade Organisation has claimed she is the best placed...
should Young’s have given investors more time before it called last orders on new shares?
In Questor’s view it should not be beyond the wit of the City to come up with a way round...
Failings at City watchdog cause complaints to go unanswered for months
MPs have raised concerns about the City watchdog’s handling of grievances following a report by the Complaints Commissioner that highlighted...
Restaurants serve up al-fresco dining revolution
The Government is relaxing planning rules to help restaurants and bars serve more people on pavements, terraces and even in...
Eskimo Pie will rebrand to be ‘part of the solution on racial equality’
Dive Brief: Eskimo Pie, the almost 100-year-old chocolate-coated ice cream bar brand, announced it will change its name and branding....
Chrysler uses parenting humor, remote filming in new Pacifica video ad
Dive Brief: Chrysler tapped actress Kathryn Hahn for a new video campaign to promote the its Pacifica model, the company...
What’s your purpose? How brands must adapt in the face of COVID-19
The following is a guest post from Mark Curtis, Accenture Interactive's head of innovation, and Bill Theofilou, Accenture Strategy's global...
Global debt surging to ‘unmanageable’ levels, IMF warns
The IMF also sounded a warning against the unintended effects of the trillions deployed by policymakers to ease the impact...
