Press Digest: British Business - June 14
14/06/2023 01:02
June 14 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories on
the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not
verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
The Times
- Britain's competition watchdog has secured pledges from
supermarket groups Sainsbury's SBRY.L and Asda to cease using
unlawful land agreements after it uncovered anti-competitive
deals, it said on Tuesday.
The Guardian
- Boris Johnson has made an 11th-hour intervention that
looks set to delay the publication of a report expected to find
he misled parliament over Partygate until Thursday at the
earliest.
The Telegraph
- EY's global boss Carmine Di Sibio told partners on Tuesday
that he plans to retire next summer, despite receiving an
extension last year to remain in the position until June 2025.
Sky News
- British cinema chain operator Cineworld CINE.L is
preparing to file for administration as a part of a financial
restructuring plan, Sky News reported on Tuesday.
The Independent
- NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg told President Biden at
an Oval Office meeting that Ukrainians are "making progress"
with their counteroffensive, which could bolster their position
when there's an opportunity to reach a diplomatic end to war
with Russia.
(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
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