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  • Canada Goose and Estee Lauder gloomy forecasts amid Covid curbs in China

    November 2, 2022

    Coat maker Canada Goose and make-up seller Estee Lauder both issued stark sales warnings yesterday due to Covid curbs in China. It comes as Chinese authorities have set out a seven-day lockdown in Zhengzhou, impacting the world’s largest iPhone factory. Canada Goose said yesterday that it was slashing its full-year revenue forecast due to pandemic-linked [...]

  • Iceland food boss ‘working day and night’ to keep pint of milk under £1 but price rises ‘will get worse’

    November 2, 2022

    The boss of Iceland has said he “doesn’t know” whether the price of a pint of milk can be kept under a pound, but is “working day and night” to stop it. Richard Walker made his comments on Amol Rajan’s podcast this morning, after joining a campaign to expand free school meals to children whose [...]

  • Shein sets up shop in Japan with physical store to boost online brand

    November 2, 2022

    Fast fashion behemoth Shein is to set up shop at its first permanent brick-and-mortar store in Tokyo. The Chinese retailer announced it would be opening a store in the Harajuku fashion district later this month, according to the Reuters news agency. Shein is looking to push its online brand by having a physical footprint, with [...]

  • Simpson’s Tavern: Crowdfunder raises nearly £20K in less than 24 hours

    November 2, 2022

    A crowdfunding campaign to save Simpson’s Tavern has raised almost £20,000 in just 24 hours since it began in earnest. Simpson’s, which has sat off Cornhill since 1757 and become a City institution, has been served a winding up petition as a result of rent arrears accrued during the pandemic. Whilst many landlords have chosen [...]

  • Metro Bank, NatWest and Hospitality UK among top employers to back fertility pledge

    November 2, 2022

    Metro Bank, NatWest, the Co-op, Channel 4, and UK Hospitality are among major employers backing a pledge to help millions going through fertility treatment.  A new campaign launched today in Parliament by the MP for Cities of London and Westminster, Nickie Aiken, hopes to support more than 3.5m people who can’t conceive naturally. The Fertility [...]

  • Sainsbury’s adds 18,000 Christmas jobs in hiring spree 

    November 2, 2022

    Supermarket giant Sainsbury’s has announced plans to hire 18,000 seasonal staff this year.  The hiring spree includes 15,000 roles at Sainsbury’s, 2,000 at Argos and 1,000 in logistics.  Temporary staff will work up until 7 January 2023 with roles including fixed term contracts of between three and 12 weeks. It comes as supermarkets are battling [...]

  • Expensive bites for millions of Brits as food inflation soars to record 11.6 per cent

    November 2, 2022

    With even basics such as tea bags, milk and sugar seeing significant price rises, food inflation has soared to a record 11.6 per cent in October. Overall shop prices are now 6.6 per cent higher than they were this time last year – also a record – but food inflation jumped well above September’s 10.6 [...]

  • Olive oil maker Filippo Berio faces price hike of 35 per cent: ‘If we don’t pass it on, we go bust’

    November 2, 2022

    Consumers could be hit with price hikes of up to 35 per cent on olive oil next year, the managing director of Filippo Berio told CityA.M. Harvests in Spain have been impacted by a dry September, with worst-case scenario predictions that the crop could fall to the lowest level since 2012. In Andalusia, a main [...]

  • Next sales ahead of expectations as analysts warn ‘worst still to come’

    November 2, 2022

    Fashion stalwart Next posted better than expected full price sales while analysts have warned the full impact of market volatility is yet to be seen. The retailer shared a 0.4 per cent boost to sales in its third quarter versus last year.  The London listed chain reiterated full year guidance for profit before tax of [...]

  • Focus should be on vapes accessibility rather than cigarette bans says think tank

    November 2, 2022

    The government should focus on tobacco alternatives rather than cigarettes bans, says leading think tank. In a new report published today, the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) urges policymakers to focus on boosting vapes and e-cigarettes rather than looking towards bans, which has been the preferred strategy in countries such as New Zealand. Recent data [...]

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