FTSE 100 slides to reverse four day winning streak August 26, 2021 The FTSE 100 fell today after four straight sessions of gains as a clutch of miners and industrial heavyweights weighed on London’s premier index. The blue-chip index closed down 0.35 per cent at 7,124.98 points, with miners dragging the FTSE down. Having hit record highs yesterday amid a surge of takeover activity, the FTSE 250 [...]
Zoom announces hybrid return to work August 26, 2021 Videoconferencing giant Zoom has announced its plans for a hybrid approach to work for its staff, in a company blog post. The company, which became a household name during the pandemic, conducted an internal survey which found that only 1 per cent of its employees wanted to return to working full-time from the office. The [...]
Morrison Foerster are first law firm to mandate vaccines for London lawyers August 26, 2021 Law firm Morrison Foerster have publicly announced that its lawyers must be fully vaccinated against covid-19 to return to the London office. Morrison Foerster, also known as MoFo, will make covid-19 vaccinations mandatory from 13 September for those coming back to the office, where they will also need to wear a mask in common areas [...]
What If…? Episode 3 review: A Phase One Murder Mystery August 26, 2021 *** WARNING: This review contains spoilers for all current episodes of Disney’s What If…? *** Disney+ show What If…? has thus far presented some interesting questions, with satisfying answers. We see that Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) would have made a brilliant Avenger, and T’Challa (Chadwick Boseman) would have been a hero wherever he called home. [...]
Azores and Canada added to green travel list, Thailand demoted to red list – CityAM : CityAM August 26, 2021 The Azores, Canada and Denmark have been added to the government’s green travel list, while Thailand and Montenegro have been shifted to the red list, the Department for Transport confirmed today. Switzerland has also been added to the green travel list. Finland, Liechtenstein and Lithuania were also added. Also Read: Travel traffic light update: Which [...]
How to mix: The Tomatini, AKA the spirit of the South of France August 26, 2021 The story of the Tomatini starts at the Plage de Passable in St Jean Cap Ferrat, the swanky neighborhood next to Nice on the French Riviera. The Plage or beach is just below the home of Arjun Waney, our chairman and founder and it’s where he spent most of his days during July and August [...]
Over 2m people receive less than £100 per week from state pensions August 26, 2021 More than 2m Brits receive less than £100 per week from state pension payments it has been revealed. Data analysed by Hargreaves Lansdown showed that millions of British pensioners are paid under the full state pension rate, which stands at £179.60 per week for those who retired after April 2016 and £137.60 per week for [...]
Lotus Esprit from Salvage Hunters TV show up for auction August 26, 2021 A unmistakable 1976 Lotus Esprit S1, restored on the TV show Salvage Hunters: Classic Cars, is heading to auction next week.
German publisher Axel Springer to buy US news site Politico August 26, 2021 Germany publishing giant Axel Springer has inked a deal to buy US website Politico as it beefs up its portfolio of digital news brands. The deal will also see the Berlin-based business acquire the 50 per cent of Politico Europe it does not already own, as well as tech news website Protocol. The two sides [...]
Yodel drivers vote on strikes as country hit by shortages August 26, 2021 Yodel’s lorry drivers are voting whether to go on strike as sectors struggle with supply chain disruption. Drivers were upset over a range of issues including agency workers being paid more than staff directly employed by Yodel and claims that contractual agreements on pay for holiday and sick leave have not been honoured. Employees are [...]
