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Tottenham Take 175 Million Pound Loan To Offset Loss Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
Tottenham Hotspur have predicted losses of 200 million pounds over the next year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus: UK Finance Minister Rishi Sunak To Announce Changes To Furlough Scheme
Britain will on Tuesday announce changes to programme that is paying the wages of more than 6 million workers at businesses affected by the coronavirus, its health minister said.
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Coronavirus: Chelsea Opt Against Pay Cut, Tell Players To Donate To Charity
Newcastle and Norwich are currently the only two Premier League clubs using the furlough for some of their non-playing staff.
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Norwich City Defend Decision To Furlough Staff Due To Coronavirus
Norwich City say the suspension of football will cost them between 18 million pounds and 35 million pounds.
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Peugeot Maker PSA Says It's Prepared For The Plunge In Car Demand
PSA has enough funds to cope with a halving in auto industry sales this year, the French carmaker said on Tuesday as it warned of a plunge in demand due to the coronavirus pandemic and said it would try to avoid tapping state aid if possible.
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Tottenham Reverse Controversial Plans To Furlough Non-Playing Staff
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy said at the end of March the club planned to use the British government's furlough scheme which will guarantee 80 percent of wages up to a maximum of 2,500 a month pounds.
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Premier League Transfer Embargo Could Follow Wage Cuts, Says Gary Neville
Manchester United captain Gary Neville believes the Premier League may force clubs who are looking to cut player wages during the coronavirus crisis to accept transfer embargoes.
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Coronavirus: Southampton First Premier League Club To Defer Players' Wages
The Premier League has called on players to take a 30-percent pay cut across all clubs but the players' union has argued that that would have a negative impact on tax contributions to Britain's health service.
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Coronavirus: Liverpool Make Dramatic U-Turn Over Furlough Scheme After Backlash
Liverpool faced stinging criticism from fans and former players after revealing over the weekend that they wanted to use the UK government's furlough scheme.
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Manchester City Confirm They Will Not Be Furloughing Employees
Top Premier League clubs like Liverpool and Tottenham, along with Newcastle, Norwich and Bournemouth, have used the British government's scheme to fund their non-playing staff during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus: McLaren Drivers Take Pay Cut Amid Cost-Cutting Measures
The opening eight Grand Prixs of the 2020 season have been cancelled or postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Tottenham Take 175 Million Pound Loan To Offset Loss Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
Tottenham Hotspur have predicted losses of 200 million pounds over the next year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Coronavirus: UK Finance Minister Rishi Sunak To Announce Changes To Furlough Scheme
Britain will on Tuesday announce changes to programme that is paying the wages of more than 6 million workers at businesses affected by the coronavirus, its health minister said.
-
Coronavirus: Chelsea Opt Against Pay Cut, Tell Players To Donate To Charity
Newcastle and Norwich are currently the only two Premier League clubs using the furlough for some of their non-playing staff.
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Norwich City Defend Decision To Furlough Staff Due To Coronavirus
Norwich City say the suspension of football will cost them between 18 million pounds and 35 million pounds.
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Peugeot Maker PSA Says It's Prepared For The Plunge In Car Demand
PSA has enough funds to cope with a halving in auto industry sales this year, the French carmaker said on Tuesday as it warned of a plunge in demand due to the coronavirus pandemic and said it would try to avoid tapping state aid if possible.
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Tottenham Reverse Controversial Plans To Furlough Non-Playing Staff
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy said at the end of March the club planned to use the British government's furlough scheme which will guarantee 80 percent of wages up to a maximum of 2,500 a month pounds.
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Premier League Transfer Embargo Could Follow Wage Cuts, Says Gary Neville
Manchester United captain Gary Neville believes the Premier League may force clubs who are looking to cut player wages during the coronavirus crisis to accept transfer embargoes.
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Coronavirus: Southampton First Premier League Club To Defer Players' Wages
The Premier League has called on players to take a 30-percent pay cut across all clubs but the players' union has argued that that would have a negative impact on tax contributions to Britain's health service.
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Coronavirus: Liverpool Make Dramatic U-Turn Over Furlough Scheme After Backlash
Liverpool faced stinging criticism from fans and former players after revealing over the weekend that they wanted to use the UK government's furlough scheme.
-
Manchester City Confirm They Will Not Be Furloughing Employees
Top Premier League clubs like Liverpool and Tottenham, along with Newcastle, Norwich and Bournemouth, have used the British government's scheme to fund their non-playing staff during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus: McLaren Drivers Take Pay Cut Amid Cost-Cutting Measures
The opening eight Grand Prixs of the 2020 season have been cancelled or postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
