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Ravender Sembhy

  • Deputy Project Manager, Blue Heron Research Partners
London
As seen in: MSN UK, The Daily Mirror, The Independent (UK), Daily Express, Yahoo Finance, Cynon Valley Leader, Glamorgan Gazette, HuffPost UK, The Irish Times, Wales on Sunday and
Formerly of the Press Association, City AM and Sunday Express
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Co-op Bank posts loss, but recovery still on track

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By Ravender Sembhy
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© Yui Mok A branch of The co-operative bank in Islington, north London (PA) The Co-operative Bank has posted a first quarter loss, but insisted it remains on the road to recovery from near-collapse. The lender booked an underlying loss of £5.1 million and a pre-tax loss of £28.6 million in the first three months of the year, in line with expectations. Total income increased by 2%, driven by strong deposit margins, which helped offset a weaker performance in mortgages.
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Purplebricks boss departs as estate agent scales back global expansion

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By Ravender Sembhy
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© Purplebricks Purplebricks has announced the departure of its founder and CEO (Purplebricks/PA) Purplebricks founder and chief executive Michael Bruce has left the online estate agent as the firm announced it will exit Australia and place its US operations under review. Mr Bruce will step down from Purplebricks with immediate effect, just months after shares in the firm tumbled when it cut annual revenue guidance and announced the departure of the bosses of its UK and US units.
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Ambulance Call-Outs Soar At ‘Satanic’ JD Sports And Asos Warehouses

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By Ravender Sembhy
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JD Sports and Asos have been accused of running their warehouses like “satanic mills” after alarming new figures showed that ambulance call-outs to their sites have rocketed, reigniting concerns over working conditions. Figures compiled by the Press Association show that JD Sports saw 40 call-outs to its troubled Rochdale site last year, while ambulances were sent 45 times to Asos’ unit in Barnsley, a rate of almost one every week.
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