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  • Would London benefit from a tourism tax?

    April 16, 2023

    What sets London apart from its neighbouring European cities? The City’s bustling financial centre? A super connected underground rail system? Its diverse population of inhabitants?  The answer could well be London’s hesitancy to tax its tourists for overnight stays. Even the country’s de facto second city Manchester has followed in the footsteps of Paris and [...]

  • Shoppers head to frozen food aisles to quell ‘sizzling hot’ inflation hit

    April 14, 2023

    Shoppers are opting for frozen meat and meals like pizza and chips as food price inflation continues to add hundreds of pounds to households’ grocery shops. New figures from research firm Kantar showed frozen food sales were ticking up in British supermarkets. Frozen poultry like chicken and game meats increased in the three months to [...]

  • Supermarket wars: Lidl and Aldi play catch up with Tesco in slashing price of milk

    April 14, 2023

    Aldi and Lidl have followed rival supermarkets Sainsbury’s and Tesco in slashing the price of milk. The budget retailers announced on Friday that they are cutting the price of their four-pint own brand bottles by 10p from £1.65 to £1.55. The change follows a similar announcement by supermarket Sainsbury’s on Thursday, with Tesco being the [...]

  • Marks and Spencer forced to pull item from website after it ‘rips off’ pub group’s logo

    April 14, 2023

    M&S has removed a clothing item from its website after a pub company accused the retailer of “ripping it off”.  Pub group The Craft Beer Co said in a tweet on Thursday that M&S had used its logo in a men’s T-shirt it was selling in its online store.  The Craft Beer Co said: “Hey [...]

  • Pub banned from getting awards or being in Campaign for Real Ale guides over ‘golliwog’ dolls

    April 14, 2023

    A pub where golliwog dolls were seized by police has been banned from receiving awards or being in beer guides by the Campaign For Real Ales. The White Hart Inn in Gray’s, Essex, has had its entry in the Good Beer Guide deleted and it will not be considered for any further guides, the Campaign [...]

  • AO World shares soar 11 per cent as cost cutting measure help raise profit guidance

    April 14, 2023

    Shares in AO World soared 11.33 per cent this morning as the electrical retailer revealed that it was raising  its profit guidance for the fourth time since July thanks to a scheme of cost cutting measures.  The Bolton-based business told investors that estimated UK revenues for the full year are expected to be £1.13bn and [...]

  • Profits Superdry up and share price plunges as retailer plans to cut costs by £35m and fundraise out of a hole

    April 14, 2023

    Fashion chain Superdry has warned over its profits and revealed plans to cut costs by more than £35 million after struggling against dampened consumer spending. The retailer said it was considering a fundraise in a bid to shore up cash to help it “emerge from the current turbulence”. Its share price plunged by around 18% [...]

  • Explainer: Tesco needs more than cheap milk to keep loyalty in the supermarket price war with Aldi and Lidl

    April 14, 2023

    Tesco has had a rocky week. In the midst of a cost of living crisis, remaining loyal to businesses is tough, as the nation has been forced to favour being frugal over buying name brand goods.  This revelation rang all too true for Tesco on Thursday,  as Britain’s biggest supermarket reported its operating profit was [...]

  • Dr.Martens says warehouse headache led to disappointing revenue rise as hunt for new CFO begins

    April 14, 2023

    Dr.Martens posted a small rise in revenues for the fourth quarter as operational issues in its US warehouse continued to impact earnings.  The boot maker said that for the period total revenue grew just six per cent as it spent time resolving bottleneck issues at its headquarters in LA , which impacted its American wholesale [...]

  • Brits warned of ‘Coronation inflation’ DOUBLING holiday let prices over the long weekend

    April 14, 2023

    Thousands of tourists are expected to flock to London for May’s Coronation, prompting warnings of sky-high hotel and hospitality prices. Data published today by the rental management platform Guestready shows that the price of holiday lets for the coronation period has risen by 67 per cent year on year. Guestready’s analysis found that the average [...]

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