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It s good to have you with us. If you ve just joined it s good to have you with us. If you ve justjoined us, it s good to have you with us. If you vejustjoined us, you are in time for the top business stories. Let s start here in the uk, where the country s economy is facing a pingdemic where workers notified by the nhs track and trace app have to self isolate due to being in contact with someone who s tested positive for covid. In the week ending on the 14th ofjuly, 600,000 people were sent alerts and asked to self isolate. Supply firms have been complaining they are struggling to keep supermarkets stocked with food. In response on sunday the department for environment, food and rural affairs said it has identified 500 sites for daily contact testing, and some 10,000 supermarket depot workers in england will be exempt from quarantine rules. This will include forklift drivers and dispatchers. However, supermarket workers are not included. Those who are exempt, if they have been pinge
UkViewersBbc-newsBusiness-headlinesAround-the-worldBusinessesSupply-chainsGovernmentPingdemicWorkersDrinkersEfforts we start in the republic of ireland where new covid 19 restrictions come into force at midnight. the irish prime minister says the advice now is that everyone should work from home unless it is absolutely necessary and there will be an earlier closing time of midnight for bars, restaurants and nightclubs. covid i9 vaccine passes will now be required for entry to cinemas and theatres but not for gyms and hairdressers. the government has been forced to take action as infection rates have soared in recent weeks according to the world health organization ireland now has the highest incidence rate in western europe. other countries across europe are increasing their restrictions as case numbers go up. restrictions as case numbers go u . ., restrictions as case numbers go un. ., restrictions as case numbers go u . ., ~ ~ , ., ., up. angela merkel is headed to a crisis meeting up. angela merkel is headed to a crisis meeting today - up. angela merkel is headed to a
Bbc-newsBusiness-headlinesPeopleUkRestaurantsBarsHomePubsViewersRepublic-of-irelandLockdownAround-the-world hello there. we start with the row over taxing big tech. britain along with france, austria, italy and spain have agreed to roll back their multibillion dollar digital services tax on the likes of facebook and amazon. it s part of a transition to a global minimum tax on all big companies due to come in from 2023. in return, the us is removing the threat of punishing tariffs that could have seen 25% import taxes slapped on european goods, from anything from clothing to shoes to cosmetics. from new york, michelle fleury has more. it s spelt out easily enough, how do you the digital world, but it turned into an ugly fight. the good forget the sparring between emmanuel macron and donald trump over this very issue? europeans want attacks for silicon valley giants like amazon and facebook and argued it was a matter of fairness and equity. the americans for their part suspected the goal was to hurt its businesses and so threatened retaliatory measures. by agreeing to drop the th
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