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PS5 becomes fastest Sony console to achieve sales of 10 million
The PlayStation 5 has become Sony's fastest ever selling games console, the Japanese electronics giant said.
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BAT highlights vaping shift but it's still cigarette sales producing multi-billion pound profits
For some time now, it has been clear to the world's biggest tobacco companies that they face an existential crisis.
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Not so rich after all! Official data shows 70% of private landlords pay basic rate tax
New government figures show that more than two-thirds of landlords pay the lower rate of income tax ©1999 - Present | Parkmatic Publications Ltd. All rights reserved | LandlordZONE® - Not so rich after all! Official data shows 70% of private landlords pay basic rate tax | LandlordZONE.
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Government to spend £13 million helping prison leavers rent from private landlords
The government is pouring £13m into a homelessness reduction initiative to fund long-term accommodation for prison leavers ©1999 - Present | Parkmatic Publications Ltd. All rights reserved | LandlordZONE® - Government to spend £13 million helping prison leavers rent from private landlords | LandlordZONE.
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Quarantine rule change will 'get global Britain back in business'
Travel bosses have hailed the loosening of COVID rules for US and EU travellers as a move that would "get global Britain back in business".
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What are “Deemed Contracts” and how do they affect Landlords?
Especially at a time like this, in the middle of a pandemic, when good commercial tenants are ©1999 - Present | Parkmatic Publications Ltd. All rights reserved | LandlordZONE® - What are “Deemed Contracts” and how do they affect Landlords? | LandlordZONE.
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Staff at games giant Activision Blizzard to stage walkout over 'insulting' response to discrimination lawsuit
Staff at video games giant Activision Blizzard - the company behind the Warcraft and Call Of Duty franchises - are set to stage a walkout in protest at the handling of a discrimination lawsuit by senior leadership.
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House prices fall for first time since March as stamp duty holiday winds down
Average house prices fell back for the first time since March last month as the stamp duty holiday for England and Northern Ireland started to wind down, according to a closely-watched survey.
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COVID tests 'won't be compulsory' for fully vaccinated people to avoid isolation if 'pinged' from 16 August
Fully vaccinated people will not be legally required to take a coronavirus test to avoid isolation if "pinged" from 16 August.
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Sheffield Forgemasters is nationalised to 'secure supply of defence components'
One of the UK's oldest steelmakers has been taken into public hands to secure the supply of components for the Ministry of Defence (MoD).
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Lloyds Banking Group to unveil £400m takeover of savings group Embark
Britain’s biggest high street lender will this week unveil its biggest corporate acquisition since it returned to full private ownership four years ago.
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Aston Martin turns corner thanks to DBX leading 224% rise in sales
Aston Martin Lagonda has reported a 224% rise in sales to dealers and reduced losses as it bids to bounce back from a post-flotation crisis exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.
