With many people now working from home due to the coronavirus, some two thirds of employers in a recent survey say that homer workers are more or as productive as when they were in the workplace.
In its first all-online launch programme, Apple has launched its latest watch and iPad — but not the much anticipated iPhone.
Shinzo Abe resigned today (September 16) as Japan’s prime minister and his cabinet followed suit to make way for a new leader, Yoshihide Suga.
Ocado Retail, the grocery delivery service, says it has successfully switched over from Waitrose to Marks and Spencer (M&S), two weeks after making the switch on September 1.
Latest unemployment figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that unemployment has risen to 4.1 percent for the quarter ending in July.
One industry that is doing well during the pandemic is takeaway delivery services, allowing people to treat themselves to a meal from their favourite restaurant without having to leave the safety of their homes. The increased demand has seen some of the players offer new services and innovation, including in-restaurant payment options and home delivery of groceries.
The UK has secured a free trade agreement with Japan, which is the UK’s first major trade deal as an independent trading nation and will increase trade with Japan by an estimated £15.2 billion.
Cheaper wine may be in the future of many heading across the Channel, as British passengers travelling to EU countries
The UK economy continued on its trajectory of recovery in July —growing by some 6.6 percent according to a release from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). But it still has far to go before making up for all the GDP that has been lost since the coronavirus outbreak.
As online shopping shoots up due to the coronavirus, British supermarket chain Morrisons is hiring some 6,000 new employees to keep up with the demand.