Category: slash
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M&S shifts up a gear with sewage-powered lorries to slash emissions
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Marks & Spencer has accelerated its drive towards net zero by introducing a fleet of trucks powered by biomethane, a gas derived from waste such as food, animal manure and sewage. The retailer expects biomethane-powered vehicles to help cut emissions by up to 85% compared to diesel, with significant cost…
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Firms slash jobs at quickest rate in four years following budget tax hikes
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Companies shed jobs at the fastest pace in four years last month after rising staffing costs and growing uncertainty from the fall budget dented confidence, according to the latest S&P Global data. Excluding pandemic-era figures, the decline in headcount was the steepest in more than 15 years, with nearly a…
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UK Companies Slash Hiring Plans Following Reeves’s Tax Increases
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Nearly two-thirds of UK businesses are set to scale back hiring plans in response to the Chancellor’s £40bn tax rise, according to a new poll by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI). The survey of 266 business leaders found that 62% of them intend to reduce hiring, nearly half expect…
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Election Anxiety Grips Emerging Markets as Investors Slash Risk
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(Bloomberg) — From Mexico City to Shanghai, traders, battered by a volatile year, are bracing for a new political shock: a U.S. presidential election that threatens to upend global trade and potentially sour the economic outlook across the developing world. Most read from Bloomberg While the race remains close in…
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Election Anxiety Grips Emerging Markets as Investors Slash Risk
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(Bloomberg) — From Mexico City to Shanghai, traders, battered by a volatile year, are bracing for a new political shock: a U.S. presidential election that threatens to upend global trade and potentially sour the economic outlook across the developing world. Most read from Bloomberg While the race remains close in…
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Wet weather drives UK retailers to slash prices in September
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UK retailers have announced the biggest drop in store prices in three years, as unseasonably wet weather in September prompted stores to offer deep discounts in a bid to attract shoppers. According to the latest figures from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) and NielsenIQ, shop prices fell by 0.6% year-on-year,…