Netflix raises prices after subscriptions soar by 9m October 19, 2023 Netflix added 8.8m streaming subscribers in its third quarter, blowing expectations out of the water, as it revealed its latest price hike.
Braverman: ‘We are not going to save the planet by bankrupting the country’ September 20, 2023 Home Secretary Suella Braverman has backed Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's reported decision to row back on pledged green commitments.
Insurance industry bosses push back at perceptions of ‘profiteering’ June 7, 2023 Insurance industry representatives have pushed back at perceptions that firms are “profiteering” during the cost of living crisis. Bosses appeared before MPs sitting on the Treasury Committee to answer questions about rising premiums. Labour MP Dame Angela Eagle put it to the insurance industry representatives: “There’s a perception out there that insurers are profiteering with [...]
4,500 TSB staff to be given £1,000 payment to weather cost-of-living crisis July 25, 2022 Around 4,500 staff at TSB are to be given a £1,000 payment after the high street lender became the latest firm to announce payouts to help employees weather the cost-of-living crisis. The payment will be made to all staff at the bank earning £35,000 or less and will be made in two stages – one [...]
Drive customer engagement with relevant offers and rewards September 23, 2022 Amid the cost-of-living crisis, consumers are increasingly looking for greater value in every transaction, with rewards becoming a key motivator in driving purchasing decisions. After helping brands with their travel loyalty programmes during the pandemic, Valuedynamx is now helping financial and banking clients offer rewards to their customers. Customer engagement programmes are a strategic investment that [...]
It’s been a record summer of sport, but our future athletic prowess is at risk of waning August 29, 2023 Our athletes have had stunning success after success, but the next generation are facing fresh challenges, writes Ollie Dudfield of the International Olympic Committee
Cost of living crisis: UK lawyers braced for talent war and surge in fraud cases January 5, 2023 Lawyers working in top British companies are anticipating a hike in fraud, disputes, and debt recovery cases over 2023 as the UK’s economy takes a turn for the worse, a new survey shows. In-house lawyers expect they will be forced to deal with the fallout of the UK’s cost-of-living crisis as the economic downturn sets [...]
CBI: Firms need help to make it through summer May 1, 2022 Firms might need further support before the autumn Budget to help tackle rising costs, according to a business group. The CBI highlighted the near-term challenges that companies are facing, especially energy intensive firms. A survey by the group found that growth in private sector activity including consumer services and distribution sales remained “steady” in the [...]
Loss-making Dim T and Wildwood restaurants to close as owner Tasty bids to avoid collapse April 9, 2024 Tasty plc, the restaurant group behind the Dim T and Wildwood brands, is looking to close 20 of its sites and secure new funding in order to avoid collapsing.
Domino’s Pizza appoints experienced Aus boss as as new chief: ‘A textbook definition of a safe pair of hands’ July 13, 2023 Domino’s Pizza has appointed a new chief executive, bringing in the chain’s Sydney-listed head for over two decades. Andrew Rennie will get a slice of the action right at the top, having previously been its chief in France and Belgium, Australia and New Zealand, and most recently, Europe, which includes its ‘master franchise agreements’ in [...]