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Nicola Sturgeon is expected to announce a five-mile travel ban and close bars and restaurants in Aberdeen at her briefing shortly. The first minister will take the podium for her daily briefing at 12.15pm. It is understood a five-mile travel ban could be put

Provides Preliminary Q2 2020 Revenue of $32.4 million Strengthened Greenlane Leadership to Accelerate Implementation of Global Expansion Strategy BOCA RATON, Fla., July 30, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Greenlane Holdings, Inc. (“Greenlane” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: GNLN), one of the largest global sellers of premium

Keith Edwards of Edwards Embroidery says face masks are on offer for a donation A Manston embroidery and workwear company is offering businesses free face masks – in return for a donation to be passed to Caremark Thanet. Edwards Embroidery and Trews Workwear, based

A researcher from the University of Amsterdam has found that while many entrepreneurs believe they will recover from the current economic downturn inside of a year, business leaders in the wake of the coronavirus crisis is widely varied. Henk Volberda, Professor of Strategic Management and Innovation

Good morning from the coronavirus time warp, where case numbers go in the wrong direction at a record clip and testing falls short yet again. But at least we have Storm King back! (And Disney World, yikes.) Here’s what you need to know for

Houston-based Solugen is making cheaper, more effective industrial chemicals to help scrub everything from pools and hot tubs to oil and gas companies’ wastewater. Up next: fertilizers. A long standing poker game with a group of University of Texas Southwestern medical students in Dallas

BUSINESS LIVE: Largest economic fall in 41 years reported; Shell to write down assets by £18bn; FCA lifts Wirecard restrictions By This Is Money Published: 03:05 EDT, 30 June 2020 | Updated: 06:02 EDT, 30 June 2020 Markets are expected to extend their rally

It is a critical day for the UK’s commercial landlords as they attempt to collect £2.5bn in rent from their struggling tenants, including retailers, restaurants and pubs. Wednesday marks the second so-called quarter day, one of the year’s four occasions when rent is paid

The coronavirus lockdown has prompted some of the UK’s most prominent companies to announce large-scale job losses. The aviation, automotive and retail sectors have been among the worst hit, as businesses adjust to dramatically reduced revenue projections. While the government’s job retention scheme has

Unilever has picked London as its home in an about-face on the company’s 2018 decision to “go Dutch” which was abandoned after a revolt by British shareholders. Despite a fresh internal review at the consumer goods group that this time selected London rather than Rotterdam