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How A Waste Broker Simplifies Costs and Improves Waste Control Nike opens latest store concept: Nike Rise
Dive Brief: Nike on Wednesday announced a new store concept, Nike Rise, with the first in Guangzhou, China. The retailer...
Coke adds contactless tech to Freestyle machines to meet COVID-19 challenges
Brief: Coca-Cola is adding contactless mobile technology to its Freestyle soda fountains to address consumer concerns around contracting the new...
Study: Most Americans say brands should respond to Black Lives Matter movement
Dive Brief: Most Americans say brands should respond to social issues related to the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. Almost...
Rishi Sunak orders review of capital gains tax amid fears of rate increase
The Chancellor Rishi Sunak has commissioned a review of capital gains tax, sparking fears the duty’s historically low rates will...
Truly Hard Seltzer cracks open 1st campaign since pandemic began with lively spots
Dive Brief: Truly Hard Seltzer launched a new brand campaign that calls on drinkers to be true to their individuality,...
Mortgage costs hit ‘record low’ but drag savings rates below 1pc for first time
Mortgage rates have fallen to a record low but this has caused further pain for savers, who have seen their...
aviation and consumer industries dealt crushing blow
Those companies that remain face crippling social distancing measures that will make it enormously difficult for many of them to...
We should have banned Huawei years ago
It is a foregone conclusion. Later today, Boris Johnson will hold a meeting of his National Security Council, after which...
Sunak can only cut debt by punishing savers
Inflating the debt away also seems tricky as central bankers around the world have been desperately hunting for some inflation,...
Six in 10 landlords could be breaking the law after historic housing benefit ruling
Two thirds of landlords could be in breach of the law after a court in York ruled that it is unlawful...