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Nick Gold is incoming president of the International Association of Speaker Bureaus and managing director of Speakers Corner.

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  • Former BoE governor Mervyn King: Coronavirus crash worse than financial crisis

    March 23, 2020

    Former Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King has said the impact of the coronavirus outbreak will be much worse than the 2008 financial crisis. King, who led the Bank during the crisis, also said the country should be prepared for much higher borrowing as a result of economic policies to limit the fallout from [...]

  • Morrisons cuts fuel prices as oil prices dip lower

    March 23, 2020

    Supermarket Morrisons has announced a reduction in forecourt fuel prices. Effective from today, unleaded and diesel will be reduced by 12 and 8p a litre respectively. Morrisons said this will save the average customer £6 on unleaded and £4 on diesel. Although prices vary locally, Morrisons currently charges 116p a litre for unleaded and 118.5p [...]

  • Time Out rebrands to Time In as it closes print edition and markets due to coronavirus

    March 23, 2020

    Time Out has temporarily rebranded to Time In after the coronavirus outbreak forced the media group to close its print edition and food markets. The publisher and events group has closed all six of its food markets, while it is also battling a slowdown in advertising revenue. The firm said it will now launch an [...]

  • Coronavirus: Singapore Airlines cuts 96 per cent of flights after travel ban

    March 23, 2020

    Singapore Airlines has warned that the coronavirus epidemic represents the “greatest challenge” it has ever faced as the flag carrier cut 96 per cent of its passenger flights in response to the crisis. Late last night the island city-state took extreme steps to combat the spread of the disease by banning all inbound travellers.  In [...]

  • Matt Hancock: People not social distancing are ‘very selfish’

    March 23, 2020

    People ignoring the government’s social distancing instructions to stop the spread of coronavirus are “very selfish”, according to health secretary Matt Hancock. Videos and photos emerged yesterday of people gathering in parks across the country, including Richmond Park in London. Busy scenes were also snapped at East London’s Columbia Road Flower Market. This is despite [...]

  • UK job security perception plunges as coronavirus spreads

    March 23, 2020

    Britons are more worried about their employment prospects than at any time since 2011 as confidence in the economy plunges due to the coronavirus pandemic, a survey has shown. UK consumers also plan to slash their spending on major purchases at the fastest rate since 2012, data firm IHS Markit’s household finance index showed today. [...]

  • Coronavirus: Airbus draws new €15bn credit line and cancels dividend

    March 23, 2020

    Aerospace giant Airbus has taken drastic steps to mitigate the financial impact of the coronavirus epidemic, including securing a new €15bn credit facility. The world’s largest plane manufacturer has also suspended its guidance for the coming financial year and binned its 2019 dividend, which was worth approximately €1.4bn. Airbus will also pause its voluntary top [...]

  • ITV drops dividend and outlook as pandemic hits advertising

    March 23, 2020

    ITV today ditched its dividend and outlook for the year as the coronavirus outbreak continues to decimate advertising revenue. The broadcaster said it would no longer propose a 5.4p per share dividend for 2019 at its upcoming annual general meeting, nor its 8p full-year payout for 2020. ITV said its decision to scrap the dividend [...]

  • By trademarking her brand, Greta Thunberg has turned identity marketing on its head

    March 23, 2020

    Greta Thunberg’s recent announcement that she had trademarked her name and the phrase that carried her global movement may have seemed an odd choice for a young activist so opposed to the status quo of capitalism. But this is in fact a savvy and necessary move  to protect her message. The phrase is “skolstrejk for [...]

  • Adbreaks during an outbreak: How to advertise during coronavirus lockdown

    March 23, 2020

    After a week in which the coronavirus outbreak has turned life on its head for everyone in the UK, companies are having to learn quickly about how best to operate over the coming months. Some, like toilet roll manufacturers, find themselves in prime position to both help society and make huge steps forward commercially from [...]

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