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  • Majestic to freeze wine prices for pubs and restaurants until spring

    December 12, 2022

    Wine seller Majestic has frozen prices for pubs and restaurants until next spring, as the hospitality industry grapples with a tough winter. The country’s largest wine retailer said it would lock its prices for venues until the end of April 2023. Hospitality venues have been struggling with hiked costs across the board with energy to [...]

  • Monsoon to open new stores as fashion retailer enjoys high street Covid bounce-back

    December 11, 2022

    Monsoon is continuing its Covid bounceback by opening a slew of new stores next year. In an interview with the Financial Times, chief executive Nick Stowe said that he had been surprised by the level of enthusiasm from shoppers to return to the high street after the pandemic. He said the firm could “probably get [...]

  • Superdry founder debating potential take-private buyout

    December 11, 2022

    Fashion tycoon Julian Dunkerton is mulling a potential buyout of Superdry, reportedly holding talks with private equity firms. It comes as the London-listed retailer has seen its share price plummet 60 per cent in the past year to date. Dunkerton founded the brand in 1985 and now owns 23.9 per cent of the £86m valued [...]

  • Tesco on the hunt to replace outgoing chairman John Allan

    December 10, 2022

    Tesco is reportedly looking replace outgoing chairman John Allan, who is set to step down in 2024. Sources told Sky News’ Mark Kleinman that external headhunters had been appointed to help with the recruitment process.  Byron Grote – former BP finance boss and non-executive director of the supermarket chain – will lead the search internally. [...]

  • Saturday Spotlight: Cost of living crisis is giving Buy Now Pay Later shot in the arm

    December 10, 2022

    Buy Now Pay Later offerings may be controversial and much-criticised, it seems the cost of living crisis is giving the format a major boost. In fact, it has emerged that nearly half of all Brits are more likely to or are already using Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) services compared to a year ago, according [...]

  • Pubs optimistic ahead of England v France tonight as World Cup proves ‘shining light’ this winter

    December 10, 2022

    Publicans will be eagerly hoping for extra time at the England v France match this evening, when venues will be hosting “one of the biggest nights of the year.” With the Three Lions set to take on the tournament’s quarter final this weekend, pub and bar bosses have said the game will draw in huge [...]

  • World Cup fans flock to shops to buy TV screens and football Christmas decor

    December 9, 2022

    Football fans have upgraded their screening set-ups ahead of England v France this weekend, with sales for televisions and projectors surging. The Three Lions are set to take on their rivals on Saturday evening, with shoppers rushing to upgrade their TV sets after England made it through to the showdown. High street stalwart John Lewis [...]

  • Rapid delivery behemoth Getir acquires Gorillas for $1.2bn in continued consolidation

    December 9, 2022

    Speedy grocery delivery app Getir has announced the acquisition of rival Gorillas, after months of takeover talks. The deal was testament to Getir’s market-leading position in the sector, Nazim Salur, who founded the firm in 2015 said. “Markets go up and down, but consumers love our service and convenience is here to stay,” Salur said. [...]

  • Morrisons inks £220m sale of warehouses as it aims to become ‘more popular’

    December 9, 2022

    Morrisons has inked a £220m sale and leaseback transaction of seven logistics properties, as it aims to become “more popular and more accessible.” The supermarket – which is owned by New-York private equity titan Clayton Dubilier & Rice – announced the completion of the deal with asset manager ICG on Friday. Morrisons has undertaken to [...]

  • Twinings owner Associated British Foods boosted amid cost of living crunch

    December 9, 2022

    Primark owner Associated British Foods (ABF) has said its food business will fair better this year than the last, as it faces the UK’s economic downturn with low-cost offerings. At its annual general meeting today, chairman, Michael McLintock is expected to keep the group’s full year outlook unchanged, as many businesses in the country nudge [...]

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