Today's Wales business news from Insider |
| Thursday 17 September 2020 |
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Latest News | Waitrose is to close four shops, including a site in Wales, putting a combined 124 jobs at risk of redundancy.
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Gareth Pritchard, tax partner at Deloitte in Wales, looks at the impact of Covid-19 on how businesses are preparing for Brexit.
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An additional £14m of Welsh Government funding has been made available to support the sport and leisure sector.
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The competition watchdog has said Ardonagh Group's acquisition of Bennetts Motorcycling Services raises concerns.
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Alastair Milburn, MD and founder of Effective Communication, advises on the trends affecting businesses because of Covid-19, and why talking to staff, clients and customers has never been more important.
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Stowe Family Law has opened an office in Cardiff - its first in Wales.
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The chief executive of the Nuclear Industry Association (NIA) has said the sector still has a "bright future" in the UK despite Hitachi's announcement that it is ending its involvement in UK nuclear projects.
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A South Wales floodlighting and electrical installation and maintenance specialist has appointed a former commercial director at Warwickshire County Cricket Club to shape and lead its ambitious business strategy.
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Half-year sales at the Co-op have passed the £5.5bn mark but the company has erred on the side of caution with its outlook, saying the coming months and years remain uncertain given the circumstances surrounding the pandemic.
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Dan Wilde, head of employment law at Harding Evans, says as the coronavirus pandemic continues, concerns about unemployment are hitting an all-time high. A surge in redundancies could lead to spike in claims against employers.
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A science discovery centre, which is moving to the heart of Wrexham town centre, will unveil more than 100 new exhibits at its re-opening next month.
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John Cullen, an insolvency partner at accountancy firm, Menzies LLP, says the coronavirus pandemic has caused even the best-laid business plans to go awry. To maintain continuity and make the most of new opportunities, owner managers have been forced to rapidly adapt their strategies and ways of working.
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Member Exclusive News | Passengers will again be able to travel on a section of the Heart of Wales line from November after Network Rail set out the timescales for repairs to the line after two major incidents within a month.
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