Hugs to be allowed again in England from next week – but a public health expert advised to restrict embraces to those 'you really value a hug from'

The UK government is expected to ease England’s lockdown from Monday, allowing indoor mixing. Indoor hospitality and entertainment venues are set to reopen, including cinemas and restaurants. 35 million people, or two-thirds of UK adults, have so far been vaccinated against COVID-19.  See more stories on Insider’s business page. People in England will be able to hug their grandparents from […]

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The US issued emergency legislation after its largest fuel pipeline was hit by a ransomware cyberattack, but an analyst says measures won't do much to make up supply

Emergency legislation issued Sunday aims to aid fuel delivery following the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack. The measures mean drivers providing direct assistance are exempt from hours of service regulations. An analyst told the BBC this still wouldn’t be enough to meet demand. See more stories on Insider’s business page. The US Department of Transportation (USDOT) has issued emergency legislation to help […]

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Greggs predicts profits to bounce back to pre-pandemic levels

Bakery chain experiences sales rebound since easing of Covid restrictions Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Last modified on Mon 10 May 2021 07.26 EDT Greggs has raised its profit guidance for this year, indicating it could hit pre-pandemic levels after reporting a strong rebound in sales since the public returned to the high street after the […]

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Ether should be as much as 75% lower at around $1,000 based on network activity, JPMorgan says | Currency News | Financial and Business News

Dado Ruvic/Reuters Network activity suggests ether should be around 75% lower at around $1,000, JPMorgan said. The bank’s analysts said institutional interest and network changes were boosting the price. But they said ether seemed to have diverged from measures of network activity. Sign up here for our daily newsletter, 10 Things Before the Opening Bell. Measures of network activity suggest […]

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Wall Street Set To Open Higher

Asian shares finished mixed on Monday, while European shares are trading mostly higher. Early signs from the U.S. Futures Index suggest that Wall Street might open positive. Earnings as well as manufacturing and construction spending data might be of focus today. Pfizer (PFE), Under Armour (UAA), Lyft (LYFT), General Motors (GM), MetLife (MET), PayPal (PYPL), Uber (UBER), and Kellogg (K) […]

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Weekly Money FM Podcasts: Building a luxury Swiss watch-making business out of Singapore

Money FM Podcasts (10 May) What goes behind Covid-19 PCR test testing? (featuring Dr Anthony Stanislaus, chief operating officer, Innoquest Diagnostics) Building a luxury Swiss watch-making business out of Singapore (featuring, Mr Keeran Janin, founder, Avantist) Inspect a gadget : Mother’s Day Special (featuring Mr Christopher Lim, digital editor, The Business Times) Singapore’s recovering labour market: the journey continues (special […]

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Singapore's foreign minister says Covid won't go away completely, warns against complacency

Vivian Balakrishnan, Singapore's minister for foreign affairs, said Covid-19 is "permanent" and subsequent waves of infections will be a normal occurrence in the coming years. The minister also warned that now may be a "more dangerous period" for vaccinated people who may be complacent as well as those who are unvaccinated and lack protection against Covid. When asked whether the […]

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Outdoor Footwear Trends Add Spring to Shoppers’ Steps

Just like spring itself, the outdoor footwear market is poised for growth. Between brands moving swiftly to meet heightened expectations and consumers’ shifting priorities, moods and behaviors, the season is shaping up to be a fusion of comfort, practicality and style. The outdoor footwear and apparel market is expected to reach $27 billion by 2025, growing at a compound annual […]

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