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SEOUL China's BYD Co Ltd and South Korea's KG Mobility Co Ltd are in talks to jointly build

By David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) -Britain's economy looks on course to shrink during the current quarter and risks falling into

A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan A combination of worrying August business

The head of Swatch Group AG said the company’s Swatch and Tissot brands are outperforming the wider market

Nigeria’s stock exchange proposes allowing dollar-denominated bond listings and potentially expanding this to stocks, with the aim of

Waitrose has joined major supermarkets by introducing its first lunchtime meal deal. The upmarket retailer has said that on 30 August, it will be introducing its Food To Go offer, which will include a main, side and drink for £5, due to the growing demand for easy lunches as workers return to the office following the end of the pandemic. The deal will include a range of sandwiches, wraps, sushi and salads, alongside fruit, cereal bars, juices and smoothies. Waitrose has long offered all these products as part of its Food To Go range, but this is the first time they will be available in a lunchtime deal. Waitrose joins other supermarket chains including Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Morrisons and also Boots, which all offer lunch deals – but Waitrose’s deal is the most expensive, with Tesco’s deal costing £3.90 and Sainsbury’s and Morrisons’s equivalents costing £3.50. Meanwhile, a Boots meal deal costs £3.99 but it is £3.60 if you use an Advantage Card. MyWaitrose customers who bring in their own cup can also get a free cup of coffee when they buy their £5 meal deal. The supermarket has launched its first vegan BLT sandwich, and have also included chilled snacks such as Taiko gyoza and Higgidy ham hock & cheddar rolls in the deal. Speaking about the new launch, Waitrose Food To Go buyer Jennifer Moscardini said: “We know lots of our customers are heading into our shops to grab something for their lunch, so to be able to offer them a convenient, high-quality and great value meal deal is really important for us.” It follows reports that Waitrose and John Lewis will start offering free hot drinks and discounted food to on-duty police officers in an attempt to tackle shoplifting. The upmarket shops hope uniformed police and patrol cars being on site will deter thieves in a similar way to which motorists slow down on the roads when they see officers. John Lewis Partnership, which owns the brands, has written to the Police Federation to say officers can get free coffee if they bring a reusable cup. Community support officers will also be able to take advantage of the initiative, which John Lewis has named “thanks a latte”. Read More Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sightseeing tour led by Thomas Markle’s friend sparks outrage over privacy Bride tries on mother’s wedding dress 30 years after parents’ wedding Former royal chef explains why Prince William and Kate’s children don’t eat with them

The contraction of private-sector activity in the euro area intensified in August as services ceased being a bright

The shift comes on the heels of the Dylan Mulvaney controversy that ignited a widespread boycott of Bud Light

By Mike Dolan LONDON The United States and China may feel some financial detente is wise at this

Odey Asset Management is shutting an emerging markets fund as the firm continues to reorganize in the wake

MOSCOW Insurance companies have notified charterers of ships operating in Russia's Black Sea ports of an increase in

By Leika Kihara TOKYO Japan may be seeing early signs of sticky inflation with several measures of broad