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  • Harrods threatens to become first major employer to use agency staff as strikebreakers

    August 16, 2022

    The staffing agency industry’s trade body has hit out at Harrods after the luxury department store threatened to take advantage of new laws allowing it to break strikes using temporary workers. Harrods told its staff it is willing to use temporary workers to keep its shop running after employees at the Knightsbridge shop threatened to [...]

  • Brexit Britain no longer seen as potential home for EU citizens: New arrivals drop by 90 per cent in just one year

    August 16, 2022

    The number of citizens from member states of the European Union that moved to Britain has dropped dramatically, according to new figures seen by City PM Data from the Migration Observatory, part of the University of Oxford, showed that just under 43,000 EU citizens obtained UK visas for work, study, family or other purposes last [...]

  • UK grocery price inflation hits highest level since 2008

    August 16, 2022

    UK grocery price inflation has hit its highest levels since the 2008 financial crash over the past month, according to the latest figures. Brits are now facing an 11.6 per cent price hike on average food-shopping goods, market data from Kantar has revealed today. As spiralling inflation leaves no sector in the UK unscathed, the [...]

  • Watches of Switzerland to open new flagship London Rolex store

    August 16, 2022

    Watches of Switzerland today set out plans to open a new 7,200 square foot flagship Rolex shop in Mayfair after posting strong results for the first half of 2022.   The watch seller will relocate its Rolex Boutique from its current 900 square foot premises on Bond Street to new much larger premises down the [...]

  • Hospitality firms plead for energy bill support to survive ‘dire’ situation worse than pandemic

    August 16, 2022

    A host of hospitality and small business bodies yesterday warned that many pubs, restaurants and hotels will not survive the “onslaught” of higher energy costs in the coming months. Representative bodies including UK Hospitality warned politicians that unlike domestic customers, rates are not capped for small businesses. Last week analysts at forecaster Cornwall Insight suggested [...]

  • Reebok and Forever 21 owner Authentic Brands snaps up Ted Baker in £211m deal

    August 16, 2022

    After months of speculation, the Juicy Couture and Forever 21 owner Authentic Brands has said it will buy Ted Baker for an estimated £211m.

  • Aldi raises warehouse workers’ pay for second time

    August 15, 2022

    Aldi will boost warehouse workers’ pay by up to nine per cent in a bid to help their staff cope with the rising cost of living. This means that warehouse selectors, who make up a majority of distribution centre roles, will receive a new minimum rate of £12.66 an hour. The company said yesterday that [...]

  • Loeb unveils fresh Disney stake and pushes for ESPN spin-off

    August 15, 2022

    Daniel Loeb’s activist hedge fund Third Point revealed a new position in Disney today and began agitating for a raft of changes, including spinning off cable sports channel ESPN and announcing new share buybacks.  The stake marks a reversal by billionaire Loeb who liquidated a previous position in Disney during the first quarter. “Our confidence [...]

  • Cartier owner Richemont calls for shareholders to block LVMH rival from joining board

    August 15, 2022

    Cartier owner Richemont called for shareholders to snub the appointment of former LVMH executive Francesco Trapani to the board this morning, calling out his close connections to firm’s biggest rival. Calling him an “inappropriate” candidate, Richemont chairman Johann Rupert said in a letter to shareholders: “He is not independent, as he has a long history [...]

  • Hospitality sector sounds alarm bells: Pub and restaurant closures loom as energy bill jumps of 300 per cent

    August 15, 2022

    There will be mass closures without urgent support on soaring energy prices, pubs, restaurants and music venue leaders warned the Government today. Industry bodies UK Hospitality, Night-Time Industries Association, Music Venue Trust, The British Institute of Innkeeping and The British Beer and Pub Association, have written to the prime minister, Boris Johnson, the Chancellor, Nadhim [...]

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