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CEO Richard Brasher: Pick n Pay is open to buying Massmart’s Cambridge Food chain ‘One Family, One Vision’: SPAR Scotland announces second virtual tradeshow SPAR Scotland is to host a virtual tradeshow on 23 September 2021. During the event, SPAR Scotland will update suppliers, retailers, and colleagues on their plans to develop their business in a post-pandemic world further. The theme of this year’s event is ‘One Family, One Vision’. Jerónimo Martins announces €11mln worth of bonuses for Portuguese employees Portuguese retailer Jerónimo Martins has a...

UK close to Australian trade deal Louise Moon, Simon Foy Government borrowing hit £303.1bn in year ending March Retail sales jumped 5.4pc compared with February FTSE 100 falls flat, stays shy of 7,000 US market edge higher after a rise in factory activity 05:03 PM Sterling has a strong day Sterling has had a strong day today, rebounding from a sharp fall on Thursday after strong retail sales and PMI figures were a positive sign for Britain's economic recovery. It rose 0.07pc against the US dollar to $1.384, as the weak greenback continued a disappointing week ahead of the F...

UK close to Australian trade deal Louise Moon, Simon Foy © Provided by The Telegraph Liz Truss Workspace tumbled to the bottom of the FTSE 250 after a double-downgrade by Barclays that said there is “too much” optimism being priced in about the positive impact reopening will have on flexible office space providers. Paul May, an analyst at the bank, said the downturn in London offices that started last year “could be structural rather than cyclical, with permanently lower London-office demand due to work from home”. Analysts noted that since office take-up in London...

Payment for Patrick Lewis, who will leave in June after 26 years, exceeds chairman’s annual salary

A nurse prepares a dose of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine. Photograph: Bienvenido Velasco/EPA A nurse prepares a dose of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine. Photograph: Bienvenido Velasco/EPA Thu 22 Apr 2021 14.39 EDT Last modified on Thu 22 Apr 2021 23.37 EDT It’s been hard to keep up with the European commission and EU leaders’ changing stances on the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine. But the ferocity of complaints about delayed deliveries seemed to have lessened in recent weeks. When Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, had her first dose of the product last week, she thanke...