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  • Brompton Bikes boss: long-term thinking is needed after coronavirus

    March 25, 2020

    Coronavirus may have stopped everyday life in its tracks, but the boss of one of London’s manufacturing success stories says employers must adopt long-term strategies now for when the wheels start turning again. Will Butler-Adams, the boss of Brompton Bikes, says this applies to macro: the future of transport, as well as the micro: the [...]

  • BBC suspends job cuts as it doubles down on pandemic coverage

    March 25, 2020

    The BBC has halted plans to slash 450 jobs as it faces growing demand for its coverage during the coronavirus crisis. The broadcaster said in January it would cut the roles from its news operations as part of a plan to save £80m by 2022. The cuts are set to impact Newsnight, which will produce [...]

  • Forget finishing the current seasons; this is a time for sport to ponder far bigger questions

    March 25, 2020

    The now globally iconic slogan “Keep Calm and Carry On” was originally used on a 1939 British motivational poster, during the country’s preparations for World War II.  With Covid-19’s outbreak and spread across Eurasia, much of British sport has appeared intent on summoning the spirit of this old poster. From the Cheltenham Festival to Champions [...]

  • One-third of Tube staff off sick as Underground trains still packed

    March 25, 2020

    Mayor Sadiq Khan has urged more Londoners to stay at home today amid the coronavirus lockdown as he repeated his call for the government to ban construction work in the capital. Khan warned London’s Tube and bus transport network is approaching breaking point, with almost a third of Transport for London (TfL) workers off sick [...]

  • Three’s ‘real’ 5G ad banned after mobile rivals file complaint

    March 25, 2020

    An advert promoting Three’s 5G network has been banned after two rival mobile operators said the campaign was misleading. EE owner BT and Vodafone filed complaints to the advertising watchdog about the newspaper and social media ads, which claimed Three was the only provider to offer “real” 5G. Under advertising rules, a brand must be [...]

  • Formula One will consider extending 2020 season into 2021 to fit at least 15 races in

    March 24, 2020

    Formula One bosses will consider extending the 2020 season into 2021 in a bid to fit as many races as possible into the season.  A new-look calendar is currently being worked on that will see races scheduled for the August summer break and through into December — or possibly even January — City A.M. understands. [...]

  • Community Fifa tournaments, archive footage and offering advice: How to create sports content a time of coronavirus crisis

    March 24, 2020

    The absence of live sport poses a conundrum for those working in media and creative industries, but over the past few weeks one football club has emerged as a trailblazer. Leyton Orient have led the way for sports organisations looking for a way to engage audiences during the coronavirus pandemic, with one bright idea bringing [...]

  • Tokyo Olympics: 2020 Games postponed by a year due to coronavirus

    March 24, 2020

    This summer’s Tokyo Olympic games will be delayed by one year due to the coronavirus epidemic, the event’s organisers have agreed. “I proposed to postpone for about a year and International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach responded with 100 per cent agreement,” Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe said. Speaking to the media following a call [...]

  • Coronavirus: Could previously announced M&A deals fall over?

    March 24, 2020

    Coronavirus: Could previously announced M&A deals fall over?

  • Esports enjoying boom while traditional sports suffer from coronavirus cancellations

    March 23, 2020

    Since the coronavirus outbreak, the world has rightly been reacting with human safety at the forefront of every decision.  This has made it impossible to avoid the cancellation of global events and has left us all with an uncertain start to the decade. However, the esports industry’s level of growth offers a glimmer of hope [...]

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