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Just Eat to create ‘thousands’ of jobs in UK after surge in trade
Thousands of jobs are to be created in the UK by food delivery giant Just Eat has announced.
Friday 30 October 2026
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Thousands of jobs are to be created in the UK by food delivery giant Just Eat has announced.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said there were some “promising signs” that the country’s economy was recovering from its record economic crash during the coronavirus lockdown which…
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According to estimates from EY Item Club, British businesses are in more debt than at any point over the last 13-years.
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