PZ Cussons sees spike in hygiene products demand amid coronavirus pandemic
However, the Imperial Leather soap group's beauty business has been hit by social distancing measures
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Quiz reopens online operations with heightened safety measures
The clothier is ensuring its distribution centre has a reduced number of employees to implement social distancing
Fashion retailers to see "very painful" summer clearance as stock must go
Demand is at a historical low but summer ranges are still piled up in warehouses
Bagir shares remain suspended as it assesses ability to maintain business
The tailoring firm initially requested to suspend its shares on 3 April after a loss of orders due to coronavirus meant it had “insufficient cash resources" to operate as a going concern
Warpaint London warns on revenues as coronavirus disruption takes toll
Some of the makeup seller's retail customers are cancelling or deferring orders due to shop closures
Shops and pubs recovery to be gradual, but there will be winners
Analysts say the pace of recovery also depends on how governments lift restrictions
Symphony Environmental believes its products are more relevant than ever as it celebrates 25th anniversary
Independent testing of its anti-microbial technology D2P as an anti-viral barrier is ongoing
InnovaDerma says business model is robust, direct to consumer arm is holding up well, but sales via bricks and mortar network have slowed
The maker of the successful Skinny Tan range confirmed it had “sufficient levels of cash” and no debt
Tobacco dividends among “safest in the market” - analyst
Analysts at Deutsche Bank suggested that in coming weeks there may be political, ethical or even investor pressure for many companies “not to increase their dividends”
Bagir says seeking cash injection after orders dry up; cautions on its future
While it is looking for immediate additional funding, the group also said it was seeking legal counsel, including insolvency advice
BAT begins development of potential coronavirus vaccine using tobacco plants
If testing goes well, the maker of Lucky Strike and Pall Mall cigarettes said it could manufacture between 1mln-3mln doses of the vaccine per week from June
De La Rue “progressing” with turnaround plan
The firm did not provide much detail on safety measures for coronavirus
Quiz’s March results “materially” below expectations as customers return their party dresses
Results for the year ending 31 March will also be impacted by factors such as debtor balances and inventory provisions
United Utilities and Bellway among expected announcements for Wednesday
With the FCA having thrown company results schedules into doubt, United Utilities will be one of the few firms sticking to the original timetable with a pre-close trading update at the mid-point of the week
Card Factory shuts all shops
The firm announced earlier on Monday it was going to shutter some of its stores
Joules drops interim dividend, cuts costs
The clothier said it is planning for "multiple scenarios" while dropping the payout will save £700,000
Reckitt Benckiser sell-off “overdone” as hygiene product sales are rising amid coronavirus chaos - broker
The FTSE 100 firm owns many brands including Dettol, Cilit Bang, Lysol, Harpic, and Nurofen.
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Symphony Environmental to test its anti-microbial technology on coronavirus
Tests will be run on the coronavirus as soon as a specimen becomes available,