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The contactless card payment limit has increased from £45 to £100, although many retailers’ terminals will need to be updated so the option will not be available everywhere immediately.

Contactless card payment limit rises to £100

October 15, 2021

The contactless card payment limit has increased from £45 to £100, although many retailers’ terminals will need to be updated so the option will not be available everywhere immediately. The…

Amazon has gifted eight of its fully vaccinated warehouse workers free cars and $100,000 in cash in a bid to encourage employees to get their Covid-19 jab.

Amazon is gifting fully vaccinated staff free cars and $100k cash payouts

September 22, 2021

Amazon has gifted eight of its fully vaccinated warehouse workers free cars and $100,000 in cash in a bid to encourage employees to get their Covid-19 jab. Four of the…

Nike and Adidas are suffering from large-scale supply disruptions after over a third of garment factories in Vietnam shut amid Covid outbreaks.

Nike and Adidas’ productions halt as over a third of Vietnam’s garment factories close

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August 9, 2021

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Nike and Adidas are suffering from large-scale supply disruptions after over a third of garment factories in Vietnam shut amid fresh COVID outbreaks. Around 35 per cent of Vietnam’s textile…

Deliveroo, Bolt and Uber are all offering discounts and incentives to customers who get the COVID-19 vaccine.

Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Bolt all offer discounts and incentives to vaccinated customers

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August 2, 2021

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Deliveroo, Bolt and Uber are all offering discounts and incentives to customers who get the COVID-19 vaccine. As part of a government scheme to encourage younger Brits to get vaccinated,…

Amazon has announced plans to stop testing its warehouse workers for COVID-19 from July 30 after its safety measures put it on a “path to normal”.

Amazon to stop testing warehouse workers for COVID-19 by end of the month

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July 20, 2021

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Amazon has announced plans to stop testing its warehouse workers for COVID-19 from July 30 after its safety measures put it on a “path to normal”. According to a report…

"Freedom Day" has arrived and most restrictions have been lifted up and down the country despite cases of the virus being at its highest levels since January.

“Freedom Day” rules explained: Where do you have to wear a mask when shopping?

July 19, 2021

“Freedom Day” has arrived and most restrictions have been lifted up and down the country despite cases of the virus being at its highest levels since January. Almost all legal…

1 in 3 UK retail premises are now ‘zombie shops’, research reveals

One in three UK retail premises are now ‘zombie shops’, research reveals

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Colliers COVID 19 Zombie shops

July 2, 2021

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As many as one in three UK retail premises are now ‘zombie shops’ that are either vacant, or not producing income, or occupied on only a short-term basis, according to…

Online shopping helped beat Covid blues during lockdown, survey reveals

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July 1, 2021

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Lonely Brits have used online shopping as a coping mechanism as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a new survey. According to a YouGov survey, over half of…

Essential retailers are being urged to shore up their COVID-19 safety measures and ensure they meet regulatory standards as the country looks to reopen begin reopening in April.

Supermarkets warned to sure up their coronavirus safety measures to keep “customer base loyal”

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February 26, 2021

Ben Stevens

Essential retailers are being urged to shore up their COVID-19 safety measures and ensure they meet regulatory standards as the country looks to reopen begin reopening in April. Bureau Veritas,…

Amazon is being sued by New York’s attorney general who argued its extreme profit margins “came at the expense of the lives, health and safety of its frontline workers”.

Amazon is being sued by New York’s attorney general over its COVID-19 response

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February 17, 2021

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Amazon is being sued by New York’s attorney general who argued its extreme profit margins “came at the expense of the lives, health and safety of its frontline workers”. Letitia…

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Contactless card payment limit rises to £100

Amazon is gifting fully vaccinated staff free cars and $100k cash payouts

Nike and Adidas’ productions halt as over a third of Vietnam’s garment factories close

Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Bolt all offer discounts and incentives to vaccinated customers

Amazon to stop testing warehouse workers for COVID-19 by end of the month

“Freedom Day” rules explained: Where do you have to wear a mask when shopping?

One in three UK retail premises are now ‘zombie shops’, research reveals

Online shopping helped beat Covid blues during lockdown, survey reveals

Supermarkets warned to sure up their coronavirus safety measures to keep “customer base loyal”

Amazon is being sued by New York’s attorney general over its COVID-19 response

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