Silchester International says it is not inclined to support a £6.3bn deal for the supermarket chain.
The supermarket chain is deploying the recruitment tactic amid a shortage in lorry drivers.
Some travel insurance policies will not cover cancellation costs for travellers told to self-isolate.
Wealth gap between countries could widen due to differing access to Covid vaccines, the IMF says.
Vanish-maker Reckitt says the end of social distancing has led to a focus on appearance.
A plan is agreed to reduce aggressive debt collection, although charities still want statutory regulation.
About 1,000 Activision Blizzard staff sign a letter describing managers' response as insulting.
Strong demand for houses will last into 2022 as buyers react to the pandemic, says property website Zoopla.
The electric carmaker's revenues nearly doubled in the three months to 30 June compared with last year.
The value of New York-listed Chinese companies has plummeted after a series of crackdowns by Beijing.
The government says it will monitor the proposed sale of Ultra Electronics to US equity-owned Cobham.
The billionaire offers to cover $2bn in Nasa costs to be reconsidered for a Moon lander contract.
Waste workers, prison staff and defence workers will be able to avoid isolation, the government says.
Tata Motors sees losses narrow, but warns that a lack of semiconductors could halve car production.
The bank says most of the accounts have limited activity and are not being used.
Bookings have not recovered due to the "frustrating" traffic light system, a trade group says.
The move, amid rising tensions with Beijing, could impact the development of a plant in Suffolk.
Experts warn working from home has led to complacency over security protocols
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Electroflight has built the E-NXT which it hopes will break the electric airspeed record.
With construction sand in short supply crushed plastic is being used as an alternative.
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