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The blame game could be more disastrous than COVID-19 and oil crisis combined

30th April 2020 Matthew P.

In Money Matters

British American Tobacco benefited from quarantine

30th April 2020 Chris Kimble

Carlsberg’s Q1 report shows strong decline in beer consumption

In Money Matters

Carlsberg’s Q1 report shows strong decline in beer consumption

30th April 2020 Matthew P.

Danish beer brewer Carlsberg has experienced declining sales volumes for the first time in two years. Especially in China, where measures to prevent the spread of the virus…

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AstraZeneca turnover boosted by COVID panic

In Money Matters

AstraZeneca turnover boosted by COVID panic

29th April 2020 David Stevenson

AstraZeneca saw its profit and turnover thicken in the first quarter. The pharmaceutical company, as well as industry peers, benefited from building up customer stocks amid the corona…

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Barclays and Standard Chartered reserved billions to mitigate the risk of NPL

In Domestic Affairs

Barclays and Standard Chartered reserved billions to mitigate the risk of NPL

29th April 2020 Matthew P.

British banks Barclays and Standard Chartered set aside funds to cover the risk of non-repayable loans. This was evident from the quarterly figures of the financial institutions. At…

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BP is in trouble but liquidity is sufficient

In Domestic Affairs

BP is in trouble but liquidity is sufficient

28th April 2020 Matthew P.

The effects of the sharp fall in oil prices are now also seeping through in the results of oil and gas giants. British BP saw underlying earnings drop…

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In Foreign Affairs

British Petroleum withdraws from Alaska

27th April 2020 Chris Kimble

Bayer will consider Roundup complaints only if they are “financially reasonable”

In Money Matters

Bayer will consider Roundup complaints only if they are “financially reasonable”

27th April 2020 Chris Kimble

Due to the economic risks of the corona crisis, the German chemical group Bayer is taking stronger action against the growing number of complaints in the United States…

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Boris Johnson returns to Downing Street

In Domestic Affairs

Boris Johnson returns to Downing Street

26th April 2020 Matthew P.

After his near-death experience in a London IC department, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will return to work on Monday. His nonchalance about the coronavirus has turned into…

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British government will launch its own Bluetooth corona app in the coming weeks

In IT, Innovation and Startups

British government will launch its own Bluetooth corona app in the coming weeks

25th April 2020 Matthew Weller

The British government will launch its own bluetooth corona contact research app in the coming weeks. The National Health Service (NHS) announced this today. The technology the app…

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