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Whitehead & Aldrich News: Due to a rise in online shopping, Royal Mail is aiming to hire 33,000 additional workers for the Christmas pe… https://t.co/61s1EzdYvv 2 hours ago Drapers .@RoyalMail is hiring thousands more Christmas workers in anticipation of a bumper online peak season. #ecommerce… https://t.co/wVB8VkU85o 2 hours ago isabelle tracy RT @thesundaytimes: Royal Mail …

AudioBoom Player If you find this podcast useful please give it a rating and review on iTunes by clicking here 5 Things You Need To Know, Today, on Monday 26th October 2020 5. UK regulators are considering plans to allow banks to start paying dividends again next year. The Bank …

David Brackin, managing director of Stuff U Sell, the leading eBay trading assistant in the UK and a regular Tamebay contributor, reviews his experiences with the temptations of Amazon Shipping, likening it to Faust, and strongly advises the sanity of having alternative back up carriers with the lesson that the …

The newly floated online retailer The Hut Group has increased its forecast for annual sales after they grew by more than a third in the last quarter. In its maiden update since last month’s initial public offering, THG raised its full-year revenue guidance to between about £1.48 billion and about …

And perhaps that is precisely what's behind the latest news from the Royal Mail, the UK's postal service. In one of the biggest changes to its services … Source link

TECH TALK Retailers need to get their e-commerce campaigns in place, says BILL MAGEE “Xmas Is Cancelled” screamed the headlines. Melodrama apart, it’s clear that for any organisation with an online presence it’s make-or-break time in terms of surviving the COVID-19 crisis. Digital Christmas has become a bit of a political …

The week was set to start on the gloomy note for the FTSE 100 today after a weekend of worsening Covid-19 infection numbers grip the global markets, outweighing hopes of progress on post-Brexit trade negotiations. Shares managed a decent run on Friday after US pharmaceuticals group Gilead’s Remdesivir won approval …

HARRY and Meghan have been urged to “rip the band-aid off” in seeing the Royal Family again and ‘get it over with’. Royally Us co-host Molly Mulshine told the Express: “They didn’t spend the holidays with the Royal Family last year because it was at the height of their dramatic moment …

Israel will begin human trials for a potential Covid-19 vaccine developed by a research institute overseen by the Defence Ministry on 1 November after receiving regulatory approval. The Israel Institute for Biological Research (IIBR) began animal trials for its “BriLife” vaccine in March. The health ministry and an oversight committee …