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Being overweight not only increases risk of infection for coronavirus, but for cardiovascular conditions and cancers too
Decision highlights the potential high cost to consumers of Ofgem’s ‘supplier of last resort process’
Gorillas and Flink try to take on Getir in a merry-go-round of funding and merger talks
Employers struggle to staff up for the holiday season as the number of unfilled jobs rises
Plus, the dangers of selling NFTs to sports fans, Wimbledon rides the Raducanu effect, and more.
Prepare for patriotic panic buying — toys have been added to the shortage list
Founder of fantasy sports start-up raises the stakes with £18bn bid for UK rival Entain
Temporary scheme for up to 10,000 foreign workers in transport and food in wake of fuel and supply disruption
Having a fixed expectation of what food we should eat is historically and environmentally illiterate
Luxury groups respond to increasing consumer concerns over sustainability
Summer bookings surged in leisure locations but city sites continue to struggle
Snobbery about all-inclusive deals is misplaced, says James Max
Updates from Mitchells & Butlers and Fuller’s show a post-pandemic recovery built on transient demand
Shipping and haulage woes add to raw material cost increases
Tennis tournament organiser raises price on fully tradable financial instruments as interest surges
Winemakers with the deepest pockets are better placed to maintain quality in the face of variable weather patterns
Employees angered by payouts while chain closes stores and sheds jobs
New in! Flat Coke
Carbon dioxide crunch exposes fragility of food supply chain
Expensive fertiliser and reduced yields are linked factors that could drive up agricultural commodity prices
The city endures after being buffeted by terrorism and the pandemic
Proposals could force operators to become ‘more Chinese’ as Beijing cracks down on capital outflow
Truly green companies redesign their products rather than buying offsets or planting trees
Sandwich chain to open 200 UK shops and expand into five countries after securing money from owner JAB and a founder
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