Rolls-Royce eyes ‘hypersonic’ flight as it partners with Reaction Engines
Electric airliners and jets flying at five times the speed of sound could be a reality within a decade after...
Month: August 2020
‘Do I have to pay capital gains tax when selling the home I bought for my disabled daughter?’
Every week, The Telegraph’s Property Doctors bring expertise on renovations and DIY, interiors, buying and selling, lettings, legal issues and...
will this diversified fund recover when the tech stock obsession starts to wane?
His explanation chimes with Questor’s views on investment trusts’ reserves, as expressed in one of our recent WhatsApp audio updates, and is worth...
Pensions just became an even better way to avoid inheritance tax
Aside from the ridiculous quirk described above, pensions are indeed free of death duties. And that is why any financial...
Private equity giants go into battle for Asda
Two industry veterans are poised for battle as they lead rival bids for grocer Asda in a £6.5bn deal. Rob Templeman,...
Untuckit responds to skeptical tweets in ads designed to convert new customers
Dive Brief: Apparel brand Untuckit recently launched a new marketing campaign built around founder Chris Riccobono's responses to real tweets...
Stella Artois brings five-star hotel service to homebodies
Dive Brief: Anheuser-Busch beer brand Stella Artois has created a virtual Hotel Artois at Home experience to bring housebound consumers...
Corona taps Snoop Dogg for first campaign unifying family of brands
Dive Brief: Constellation Brands' Corona beer label has tapped rap icon Snoop Dogg for its "La Vida Más Fina" campaign,...
Australia to stay closed until mid-2021 as Qantas sinks to huge loss
The boss of Qantas is not expecting international travel to and from Australia to restart until mid-2021 after the airline...
DTC brand’s new CMO thinks eco-friendly is the next big thing for CPGs
COVID-19 has forced numerous marketers to scale back or scuttle their plans this year, but for Lilian Tomovich, 2020 has...
