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  • It’s official: Tesco and Booker will merge to form UK’s largest food group

    February 28, 2018

    Booker Group's shareholders have backed Tesco's £3.7bn bid for the wholesaler today, giving Tesco boss Dave Lewis the green light to create to UK's largest food group. Reuters reported that 83.4 per cent of Booker investors approved the deal; Booker needed the backing of 75 per cent of votes for the merger to go ahead. [...]

  • Tesco reports gender pay gap of 8.7 per cent saying male workers take more shifts that offer premiums

    February 21, 2018

    Tesco has reported a gender pay gap of 8.7 per cent across its UK retail business after crunching the pay data of more than 225,000 members of staff. It becomes the first of the big supermarkets to report the figures required by government ahead of an April deadline. All firms with more than 250 employees [...]

  • London Fashion Week 2018: Why do brands still hold catwalk shows in a digital age?

    February 19, 2018

    You might be hard-pressed to identify anyone sat on the front row at Mulberry’s spring/summer fashion show last Friday. Once the reserve of top buyers and the fashion press elite, the front row has undergone a revolution in the past decade. Actresses and models sat shoulder to shoulder with a new breed of fashion VIP: [...]

  • Tesco UK chief Matt Davies to become N Brown’s chairman

    February 18, 2018

    Tesco's UK chief Matt Davies is leaving the retailer to become the chairman of N Brown. N Brown, which owns JD Williams, Simply Be and Jacamo, has been seeking a replacement for its current chairman Andy Higginson for a number of months. Davies will take the reins from Higginson after Tesco's £3.7bn takeover of Booker [...]

  • Cineworld climbs after new shares issued as part of Regal deal

    February 5, 2018

    Cineworld shares are up this morning after the company issued over 1bn new shares to the market. The issue comes after the group's shareholders backed its bid to buy Regal Entertainment Group, which will create the world's second biggest cinema group. The share price was adjusted from 518.5p on Friday's close to an opening price [...]

  • Ping pong king Adam Breeden plots stock exchange float in next five years

    February 5, 2018

    Bounce founder Adam Breeden has said he wants to put his company on the London or New York Stock Exchange in the next five years. Breeden, who also co-founded darts bar Flight Club and is bringing a minigolf concept calledPuttshack to London this year, said that the rate at which the business was growing made [...]

  • Is your local M&S closing? Full list of the store closures announced today

    January 31, 2018

    Marks and Spencer announced this morning that it is shutting down a raft of its stores. Here is a full list of the stores set to close by the end of April: Stores closing by April Birkenhead Bournemouth Durham Fforestfach Putney Redditch M&S said staff from these stores will be moved to other outlets nearby. [...]

  • Bounce founder signs lease for 1 Poultry as flagship for Puttshack crazy golf concept

    January 31, 2018

    The founder of Bounce ping-pong bars and co-founder of Flight Club darts bars has tapped Canada for his latest social entertainment venture. Entrepreneur Adam Breeden, who also founded All Star Lanes bowling, is to open a crazy golf bar in the basement of the iconic 1 Poultry building. Puttshack is a new [...]

  • Time In? Time Out’s plans for a London foodie market aren’t quite defeated yet

    January 24, 2018

    Time Out toasted the success of its food market venture in Lisbon today, and said more openings were on the horizon including a possible site in London. The media and entertainment business is understood to be appealing the decision by Tower Hamlets council to block a market development in Shoreditch. This could put a London [...]

  • Pinched-for-cash Poundworld in talks with TPG for more money after poor festive trading

    January 18, 2018

    Discount retailer Poundworld is in talks with its majority owner, US private equity giant TPG Capital, for a new cash injection after a troubling festive period. Poundworld is asking for another £30m to £40m of investment, according to Sky News, after disappointing sales and one-off costs saw its debt pile up last year. Sources close [...]

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