‘John Lewis fitted a shoddy carpet and a year later it’s still not fixed’
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Analysis
Cineworld’s crushing debt is the real villain in this movie saga
One option would be to raise yet more debt. But that hardly seems sensible given that Cineworld is currently forking...
Cinema industry braced for further closures as Cineworld warns over 45,000 job losses
The battered cinema industry was plunged further into crisis as Cineworld cut up to 45,000 jobs and mothballed all its UK...
James Bond delay leaves British cinema shaken and stirred
That came to an abrupt end when the pandemic hit. All cinema screens were forced to go dark from the...
Italians eye up bread maker Hovis with takeover bid
Bread maker Hovis could be snapped up by Italian firm Newlat Food after more than 130 years of British ownership. The baker's current...
Spain’s ailing economy could become another headache for the eurozone
Rabobank economist Maartje Wijffelaars warns it will take years for Spain's GDP to recover to pre-virus levels. “Job losses and...
We can bring down the debt ratio without resorting to higher inflation
The way to deal with our high debt ratio is to live with it, allowing sustained economic growth to bring...
Spies, oil and the billionaire mogul trying his luck with the National Lottery
Sir Malcolm Rifkind had been more used to summoning ambassadors than visiting them. His spell as Foreign Secretary had been...
Law firms hit with big increases in professional indemnity insurance
Law firms have been hit with huge increases in the cost of professional indemnity insurance as the economic downturn fuels...
Revealed: London’s new buy-to-let hotspots
Renters moving within London are driving the market In Kingston upon Thames, inquiries from inner London tenants in August were...
