McDonald’s to launch on Deliveroo as app seeks to be ‘definitive’ online food firm May 17, 2022 Hungry Londoners will be able to order McDonald’s through the Deliveroo app in the coming weeks as the firms forge a UK partnership. The fast food titan will join the restaurants listed on Deliveroo in the UK during the second quarter of 2022. It comes after McDonald’s yesterday revealed it was injecting £250m into redesigning [...]
Rizla maker Imperial Brands struggles with revenue growth amid Russian exit and tobacco alternatives May 17, 2022 Rizla maker Imperial Brands saw revenue drop 1.3 per cent to £15.3bn, as the company continues to pivot towards tobacco alternatives across the world.
EU provides wriggle room for companies buying Russian gas May 16, 2022 The EU has offered companies and member states wriggle room to buy Russian gas without busting the trading bloc's sanctions.
Russia warns Sweden and Finland that joining NATO is a ‘grave mistake with far-reaching consequences’ May 16, 2022 Russia has warned Sweden and Finland that joining Nato is a “grave mistake with far-reaching consequences”. The Kremlin’s deputy foreign minister Sergei Ryabkov made the comments after Sweden’s prime minister, Magdalena Andersson, went to its parliament today to secure backing for joining the military alliance. In a statement, Ryabkov said, according to the Telegraph: “This [...]
Multiple activists arrested as 33,000-tonne shipment of Russian oil forced to u-turn in the Thames May 16, 2022 At least 15 people have been arrested after forcing a 33,000-tonne shipment of Russian oil to u-turn in the Thames. Greenpeace activists confronted the Greek tanker called the Andromeda late on Sunday night, climbing onto its intended docking birth at the Navigator Terminals, in Essex. While police made a series of arrests, protestors attached themselves [...]
Diesel prices climb to record levels as cost-of-living crisis escalates May 16, 2022 Diesel prices have soared to record levels, piling pressure on motorists amid spiralling inflation and a deepening cost of living crisis.
Russia-Ukraine war generates new headwinds for European economy May 16, 2022 Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is generating fresh headwinds that will choke the European economy, reveal official forecasts published today. Surging energy prices caused by concerns over supply security following Moscow sending troops into Ukraine are set to strain households and businesses on the Continent. High input prices are likely to weigh on production, while elevated [...]
Russia using cryptocurrencies to avoid sanctions – reality or myth? May 16, 2022 Crypto AM columnist Jonny Fry examines Russia's use of cryptocurrency, and can Moscow use it to swerve sanctions?
Closing down: McDonald’s starts removing golden arches across Russia as its 850 restaurants are up for sale May 16, 2022 McDonald’s has become the latest major western corporation to exit Russia since it invaded Ukraine in February, as the burger chain confirmed this morning it has started the process of selling its Russian business, which includes 850 restaurants that employ 62,000 people. The fast food giant pointed to the humanitarian crisis caused by the war, [...]
Trade war fears grow as Boris Johnson issues final Brexit warning to EU: If Brussels does not give in Britain ‘will act’ May 16, 2022 As Boris Johnson prepares for a visit to Northern Ireland later today, the Prime Minister has warned the EU the UK will have a “necessity to act” if the Brussels is unwilling to reach a compromise in the deepening crisis over the Northern Ireland Protocol. The Prime Minister – who travels to Belfast today for [...]