Outgoing CEO did better than share price suggests but fallout from Covid-19 will be painful
By the time he leaves Lloyds Banking Group next year, António Horta-Osório will have been paid roughly £60m for his decade in charge, which is rather better than shareholders have done. A pound invested on the chief executive’s arrival from Santander in March 2011 is worth 63p, even with dividends (for the few years they were paid) re-invested.Context is important, of course. You
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More than £1bn wiped off Boohoo value as it investigates Leicester factory
Workers allegedly paid less than minimum wage and not wearing masks to protect against Covid-19Coronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe online fashion retailer Boohoo had more than £1bn wiped off its value on Monday as it pledged to investigate how its clothes came to be made at a Leicester garment factory where workers were paid less than the minimum wage.Boohoo, which owns brands such as Pretty Little Thing and Nasty Gal, said conditions at the factory were & -
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Pret A Manger to cut ‘1,000 plus’ jobs and close 30 stores
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Little Mistress seeking 15 stores for immediate opening
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Treasury may hand UK adults £500 to spend in Covid-hit sectors
// Chancellor Rishi Sunak could hand every adult £500 in vouchers to help sectors affected by the Covid-19 crisis
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Morrisons brings new non-executive director on board
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Over 24,000 jobs scrapped due to retail administrations
// UK retailers have shed over 24,000 jobs this year
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