Stocks slip, but S&P 500 still logs best month since April
NEW YORK — Stocks pulled back slightly from their record levels Monday as Wall Street put a quiet coda on one of its most rocking months in decades. The S&P … Read More
Month: November 2020
Coronavirus lockdown Wales: Alcohol BANNED in pubs, plus 6pm curfew
Wales BANS pubs from selling alcoholic drinks and introduces 6pm CURFEW as it heads for ANOTHER lockdown less than four weeks after its ‘firebreak’ with infection rate up 31 per … Read More
Philip Green’s retail empire Arcadia calls in administrators
British retail empire Arcadia Group, which owns well-known fashion chains including Topshop, has gone into bankruptcy protection, putting 13,000 jobs at risk By PAN PYLAS Associated Press November 30, 2020, … Read More
Nicola Sturgeon announces £500 payment for Scotland NHS staff
Nicola Sturgeon announces a £500 coronavirus ‘thank you payment’ for all NHS and social care staff as she hints she will bypass Boris Johnson if he tries to block a … Read More
AP Exclusive: Cardinal Pell on the Vatican and vindication
The pope’s former treasurer, Cardinal George Pell, says he feels a dismayed sense of vindication as the financial mismanagement he tried to uncover in the Holy See is now being … Read More
Poland, Hungary PMs meet over EU budget veto strategy
The prime ministers of Poland and Hungary met Monday to discuss their threat to veto the European Union’s next budget and massive pandemic aid package that links the disbursement of … Read More
Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia group goes into administration with 13,000 jobs on the line
Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia group goes into administration with 13,000 jobs at brands including TopShop and Burton on the line By Jack Wright For Mailonline Published: 15:09 EST, 30 November … Read More
Just 19% businesses to have Christmas party amid Covid pandemic
Has Covid killed the Christmas party? Just one in five businesses will hold a festive get-together this year – while 18% will host their annual office knees-up on Zoom 19 … Read More
Poland, Hungary PMs meet over EU budget veto strategy
The prime ministers of Poland and Hungary met Monday to discuss their threat to veto the European Union’s next budget and massive pandemic aid package that links the disbursement of … Read More
Stonehenge tunnel campaigners launch legal battle against decision to approve plan
Stonehenge tunnel campaigners launch legal battle against decision to approve ‘wasteful and destructive’ £1.7billion road plan Ministers have approved proposal for new two-mile tunnel south of current road Campaign group Save … Read More
