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TikTok will no longer be available in Hong Kong

7th July 2020 Charles Sizemore

In Money Matters

EU and United Kingdom cooperate to create the COVID vaccine

6th July 2020 Matthew Weller

Irish appeal to EC to get the live cattle running

In Domestic Affairs

Irish appeal to EC to get the live cattle running

6th July 2020 Charles Sizemore

The Irish government is working with the European Commission to develop plans for a land bridge for post-Brexit transport of live cattle and agricultural products through the United…

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The government plan to issue gift cards for retail and restaurants for citizens

In Domestic Affairs

The government plan to issue gift cards for retail and restaurants for citizens

5th July 2020 Helen Rush

The economy demands some bold experiments to be revived. The government is ready to go as far as giving away free gift cards. The UK government is considering…

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Shell weights the decision to move HQ to Britain

In Domestic Affairs

Shell weights the decision to move HQ to Britain

4th July 2020 Chris Kimble

Do you remember the Project Fear speeches about London loosing the value as an international finance and corporate hub? Quite the opposite happens. Uniliver decided to move to…

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Government cancels mandatory quarantine for travellers

In Domestic Affairs

Government cancels mandatory quarantine for travellers

4th July 2020 Matthew P.

‘Overreaction’ is most often used word to describe the severe quarantine measures imposed after COVID-19. The way the government handled the virus may be far from ideal. But…

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In Foreign Affairs

European service economy remains in contraction

3rd July 2020 Matthew P.

IEA urges to continue push for green energy acknowledging that outcome may be uncertain

In IT, Innovation and Startups

IEA urges to continue push for green energy acknowledging that outcome may be uncertain

2nd July 2020 David Stevenson

International energy agency warns that the push to more eco-friendly technologies should be intensified. Countries and companies around the world will not be able to deliver on their…

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The quarantine withdrawal syndrome: Sainsbury’s reported a massive sales increase

In Domestic Affairs

The quarantine withdrawal syndrome: Sainsbury’s reported a massive sales increase

1st July 2020 Matthew Weller

As pale crowds emerged from quarantined cities they wanted desperately to celebrate life. In the realities of the third millennium it usually manifest itself in the shopping frenzy.…

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Niche businesses around airports are facing massive job cuts

In Money Matters

Niche businesses around airports are facing massive job cuts

1st July 2020 David Stevenson

The better the niche business was adapted to the pre-COVID realities the harder it fallen. Niche businesses such as SSP Group, operating in airports and major railway stations…

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