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  • Steep losses looming: Made.com warns job cuts are coming to slash costs after dive in consumer spending

    July 19, 2022

    Made.com said this morning it has launched a review its workforce amid efforts to slash costs as a slump in consumer spending is set to send it tumbling to steep losses. The group said it is looking at its operational structure and headcount, as well as improvements to stock buying and warehousing to try to [...]

  • Supermarket shoppers face £454 extra to yearly grocery bill as inflation bites

    July 19, 2022

    Shoppers are now facing a £454 increase to their annual supermarket bills, with grocery price inflation edging towards the highest level since 2008. According to the latest numbers from Kantar, grocery price inflation now sits at 9.9 per cent for the past four weeks. This marks the second highest level of inflation seen since 2008, [...]

  • Shaftesbury boss assures that London’s slipping footfall will be over soon

    July 18, 2022

    The boss of West End landlord Shaftesbury Capital has assured that despite falling footfall levels in London’s heat, it will not be for long. “People are going to avoid city centres because they’re the hottest places,” Brian Bickell told City PM today, adding that “By the weekend people will be back to doing the things [...]

  • Heatwave: Brits shun high street as businesses close to protect staff from scorching temperatures

    July 18, 2022

    Brits have shunned the high street today as temperatures are expected to hit 40 degrees on Monday, while some businesses in London have closed. Office workers have shunned their workplace air-con and opted to avoid sweltering public transport, Springboard’s footfall figures reveal. Springboard’s ‘back to the office’ benchmark for central London office hubs shows that [...]

  • H&M to wind down business in Russia after reopening stores to get rid of clothes

    July 18, 2022

    The world’s second-largest fashion retailer H&M has said it will start winding down business in Russia, citing “the unpredictability of the future.” The Swedish clothing chain also blamed “current operational problems,” after it suspended sales in the country on 2 March. It is the latest firm to confirm a more permanent withdrawal of business in [...]

  • Rising star Dufrain gets City vote of confidence as private equity investor PEP checks in with fresh cash

    July 18, 2022

    Data management and analytics firm Dufrain confirmed this morning it has agreed fresh funding from Phoenix Equity Partners, a private equity investor in medium-sized UK companies. The cash will be used to fuel the next stage of its growth as part of a management buyout, the firm said. Dufrain has so far delivered year-on-year revenue [...]

  • Marks & Spencer pushes further into tech as high street giant extends 15-year old pact with Flooid

    July 18, 2022

    UK high street retailer Marks & Spencer confirmed this morning it has extended its agreement with Flooid for the provision of store point-of-sale and unified commerce platform basket services for up to another five years. Flooid, formerly PCMS Group, agreed with Marks & Spencer in 2007 to supply software to run point-of-sale and self-checkouts across [...]

  • Deliveroo slashes sales forecast as cost of living bites

    July 18, 2022

    Deliveroo slashed its sales forecasts today as it predicted the rising cost of living would lead to a slowdown in consumer spending this year.

  • Fever-Tree boss snaps up £1m worth of shares as tonic maker slashes profit guidance

    July 17, 2022

    The boss behind tonic-maker Fever-Tree has coughed up more than £1m on shares after the firm suffered a huge blow last week. A concerning profit warning meant the London-listed company’s stock crashed by some 26 per cent late last week. Now, chief executive Tim Warrillow has bought 115,000 shares at 870.8p each while Fever-Tree’s chairman [...]

  • Taste the rainbow: Skittles ‘unfit for human consumption’, lawsuit claims

    July 17, 2022

    Lawyers have claimed that Skittles are “unfit for human consumption”, alleging that the sweets contain a toxin called titanium dioxide.  A lawsuit filed late last week in a northern California federal court against Mars Inc has sought class-action status.  Skittles fans are “at heightened risk of a host of health effects for which they were [...]

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