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  • Splashing the cash on cardboard cut outs of King Charles, mugs and quiche: The Coronation top sellers

    May 5, 2023

    Celebrations for King Charles III’s Coronation appear to have already started with Brits stocking up on nostalgic and whimsical goods to prepare them for the extra Bank holiday weekend.  Discount supermarket Lidl said sales of quiche and champagne have increased 33 per cent  and 50 per cent respectively, as shoppers look to pay homage to [...]

  • Holiday Inn chief steps down as group sees bookings hike despite ‘economic tailwinds’

    May 5, 2023

    The chief of Holiday Inn owner International Continental Hotels (IHG) is to step down from the helm after nearly six years.  Keith Barr, group chief executive officer of the global hotel chain will be succeeded by Elie Maalouf, who currently heads up its American operations.  Barr has worked within the brand for almost 14 years, [...]

  • Boohoo settles £156m court case over fake discount claims

    May 4, 2023

    Boohoo has settled a staggering $197m (£156m) US court case in which the fast fashion giant was accused of faking discounts for customers.  The pure-play online retailer, which also owns Pretty Little Thing and Nasty Gal, was accused of engaging in a “deceptive pricing scheme”, with the court filing claiming Boohoo would falsely raise the [...]

  • Wolfson does it again? Next beats revenue expectations despite recession fears

    May 4, 2023

    Next remained confident in front of investors this morning with better than expected sales in the first three months of the year.

  • Westminster council boss vows to crack down on illicit American candy stores

    May 3, 2023

    The boss of Westminster City Council has called for “greater transparency” about who operates in the city as it looks to crack down on the business owners behind illicit American Candy stores which litter Oxford Street, with the chief urging for more progress from central government to tackle the issue.  Cllr Adam Hug told members [...]

  • Coronation: £1m windfall for ceramics giant Halcyon Days as Brits buy King Charles plates and tea cups

    May 3, 2023

    The chief executive of one of the UK’s biggest makers of luxury ceramics has said that Brits should not “underestimate” the value of the Royal Family, as it prepares to rack in a million pounds in sales from Coronation themed tea cups and plates.  Pamela Harper, head of the Halcyon Days, a pre-eminent supplier of [...]

  • Coca-Cola HBC’s revenue fizzes almost 25 per cent – but Russia exit still hurts a year on

    May 3, 2023

    Coca-Cola HBC AG, the bottling company of the soft drink giant, reported strong revenue growth at 22.2 per cent, but it continues to take a hit from withdrawal of its business in Russia last year. Net sales revenue were up 24.4 per cent, but the firm stated that foreign exchange movements, particularly currency devaluation in [...]

  • Swapping printing for press ups: Times publishing boss joins Gym Group as CEO in cost cutting bid

    May 3, 2023

    The Gym Group has announced that seasoned business leader and publishing boss Will Orr has taken on the role of chief executive. The budget exercise chain drafted in the pricing pro to keep costs attractive amid the cost of living crisis.  In his new role at the Gym Group, Orr will be leaving the world [...]

  • Superdry: Plans to raise equity boost share price as it attempts to trim £35m costs

    May 2, 2023

    Embattled fashion brand Superdry is in “positive discussions” with investors for a 20 per cent equity raise as it looks to improve its balance sheet in the wake of tough trading – hiking its share price by 0.58 per cent.  The news came in response to media speculation that Julian Dunkerton, chief of the company, was [...]

  • TRG: Analysts bump up share price target after strong growth

    May 2, 2023

    Shares in Wagamama owner, The Restaurant Group (TRG), soared over 13  per cent this morning as it reported strong growth for the year so far, defying previous concerns from investors.  TRG told the market that Wagamama sales were up nine per cent in the first leg of the year and performance in its pubs and [...]

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