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By: Lucy Kenningham

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  • Only four water companies fined by watchdog over sewage spills

    May 30, 2023

    The Environment Agency (EA) fined just four water companies for breaching an overflow permit that they used to dump sewage into rivers and the sea between 2018 and 2022 despite over 300,000 sewage spill incidents, the Financial Times has reported. According to official data obtained through a Freedom of Information request submitted by the FT, [...]

  • Capita wins £565m in government contracts – despite major data breach

    May 25, 2023

    Capita was today confirmed as the government’s chosen partner in two contracts worth a combined total of £565m – despite two recent major data breaches, the impact of which is still being investigated. The firm said the investigation and clear up will cost between £15m and £20m – this includes “further steps [taken] to ensure [...]

  • Investment in solar power set to outshine oil for first time

    May 25, 2023

    The IEA announced that investment in solar power will this year exceed that of oil for the first time ever amid the global push towards renewables.

  • Chancellor to discuss food prices with CMA

    May 23, 2023

    Today the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will meet with food manufacturers to discuss the cost of food and explore ways to ease pressure on households. The government says Hunt will raise concerns about high prices of food in the UK and discuss measures the government and industry could put in place to help households. Hunt said: [...]

  • Sainsbury’s bets on style with plans for a new online fashion marketplace

    May 21, 2023

    Sainsbury’s is reportedly planning to launch a new online marketplace for high street fashion brands in a move which will pile pressure on department stores like John Lewis. Looking to diversify its product range whilst capitalising on a strong web traffic presence – and vast distribution networks – Sainsbury’s is looking to stock a range [...]

  • UK retail giant set to ditch central London office space amid job losses

    May 1, 2023

    John Lewis is looking to cut its office space by over 50 per cent after the company seeks to drastically cut costs benefiting from a loose hybrid working approach. The John Lewis Partnership, which also owns Waitrose, first announced its plans to move offices last year, waiting until the lease of its current Victoria HQ [...]

  • WPP chief says use of AI in advertising is an ‘opportunity’ not a threat

    April 27, 2023

    Contrary to some commentators’ fears, chief of WPP Mark Read has called artificial intelligence a “massive opportunity to optimise creative” work rather than representing a threat.  Speaking to the Financial Times, Read revealed the advertising giant has already been using artificial intelligence and automation to “amplify” its creative work for some years. He added that [...]

  • CBI to be renamed in bid to rebuild after sexual misconduct scandal, new boss says

    April 27, 2023

    The new boss of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has said that the scandal-hit business lobby group would likely be renamed as the organisation looks to rebuild after a sexual misconduct scandal. In the last week, there has been a mass exodus of businesses from the CBI, including prominent groups such as John Lewis, [...]

  • Mulberry lifted by strong China sales as luxury handbag maker shrugs off cost of living crisis

    April 20, 2023

    Despite a challenging macro-economic background, luxury fashion brand Mulberry has announced an “improvement” in retail revenue over the second half of the year in its trading update for the year ending 1 April 2023. The British heritage brand – known for its iconic handbags – reported that revenue was slightly ahead of last year, with [...]

  • ‘Genie won’t go back in the bottle’ on artificial intelligence, says security minister

    April 20, 2023

    Security minister Tom Tugendhat has said while he understands fears about artificial intelligence (AI), it would be misguided to pause further developments on the new technology. He also suggested that suspending the field could squander UK cybersecurity efforts. “Given the stakes, we can all understand the calls to stop AI development altogether,” he said, speaking [...]

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