“The Russia-Ukraine war has added further fuel to the blazing rate of inflation via higher energy, food, and commodity prices that are turbo charged by a worsening in supply chain problems,” said Kathy Bostjancic, chief US economist at Oxford Economics.
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“Footfall is still down by 40% on the pre-pandemic period, and there are still 530,000 people who work in...
Ms Holubowskyj says that there’s been a shift in the consumer mindset in recent years which means we are...
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Mike Hawes, head of the motor industry’s trade body, the SMMT, said that although it was good the two...
Mr Josephs, which sells fruit and vegetables to businesses such as restaurants, said that before Christmas he had about...
Mr Stein added that the latest phase of the inquiry had shown an “appalling lack of professionalism of lawyers,...
Influencing compliance spend. Procurement professionals aim to balance employees’ freedom to purchase the items they need with minimal intervention....
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