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When all this is over – and that time will come – people will look back and remember which companies looked after their customers, staff and investors, and which rode roughshod on those crucial stakeholders. The more considerate firms should benefit from greater demand for their wares, a more committed workforce and, ultimately, stronger share … Read more
Since the coronavirus lockdown, like many others, I have been listening to far more commercial radio. I prefer rock, my wife likes country – and sometimes we’ll stick on a random radio station to diversify. A common theme across all, however, is that the same formulaic adverts pop up, no matter which station you put … Read more
What will meal times look like a year from now? Will we be going out to restaurants again whenever we can, weary of months of home cooking, or will our habits have permanently changed? The latter would be good news for supermarkets and their shares. Before the pandemic, food from bars, cafes, coffee shops and the … Read more
Performance and outlook of Lloyds Banking Group a key indicator of how country’s finances have been faring since lockdown began By Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter Published: 21:55 BST, 24 April 2020 | Updated: 21:55 BST, 24 April 2020 It won’t just be Lloyds Banking Group under the spotlight when it reports its first-quarter … Read more
Star fund manager Alastair Mundy has been put on long-term sick leave, prompting the board of £509million investment trust Temple Bar to give notice to existing managers Ninety One. The announcement came after the board confirmed last week that Mundy would be taking an extended leave of absence for health reasons, though said these were … Read more
Britain’s housebuilders’ shares could prove a solid investment if property prices have a ‘soft landing’ and don’t drop more than 10 per cent this year, analysts have claimed. The housing market has ground to a halt in recent weeks since the UK went into lockdown. Most building sites have shut down, estate agents are closed, … Read more
Conference organisers have been hit hard by coronavirus lockdowns, but one answer is to hold events online or even better in virtual reality. VR Education specialises in this type of technology and for the AIM-listed business, this period of enforced homeworking might prove to be a company maker. A month ago, for example, it ran … Read more
Conference organisers have been hit hard by coronavirus lockdowns, but one answer is to hold events online or even better in virtual reality. VR Education specialises in this type of technology and for the AIM-listed business, this period of enforced homeworking might prove to be a company maker. A month ago, for example, it ran … Read more
MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Yew Grove cashing in on Ireland’s booming medical technology sector By Joanne Hart, Financial Mail on Sunday Published: 21:53 BST, 18 April 2020 | Updated: 22:26 BST, 18 April 2020 Medical technology is big business. Annual sales topped £350 billion even before the coronavirus pandemic, and Ireland is one of the foremost … Read more
Discounts are an integral part of our shopping experience. Whether it’s a five per cent discount off our next purchase made via online marketplace eBay or a ten per cent reduction on our next Amazon order, we welcome them with open arms. It explains partly the success of Santander’s 123 current account that is built on … Read more