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  • Domino’s poaches Just Eat’s finance director for top board role

    July 11, 2022

    Domino’s has appointed a new chief financial officer, poaching Just Eat’s UK and Ireland regional finance director. The pizza chain announced on Monday that Edward Jamieson will join the board of directors in October 2022. Jamieson’s CV includes a four year stint at the food delivery platform, where he helped the UK arm boost revenue [...]

  • UK must change thinking around non-drinkers as 1 in 3 pub visits alcohol-free

    July 11, 2022

    One in three pub visits are stone cold sober as Brits shun beer for alcohol-free and low-alcohol tipples. More than a third (37 per cent) of restaurant visits are also alcohol-free, according to a freshly published report from KAM and alcohol-free beer brand Lucky Saint. Just over half of UK drinkers drink fewer than ten [...]

  • Joules share price plummets after retailer calls in KPMG to help boost profitability

    July 11, 2022

    Joules share price has tumbled after it confirmed weekend reports that it has called in the KPMG debt advisory to help boost its cash position. As set out in its May trading update, the premium lifestyle group said it will continue to focus on improving profitability, cash generation and liquidity headroom. As at 29 May, [...]

  • Amazon expects record sales as cash-strapped Brits turn to Prime Day for big ticket purchases

    July 11, 2022

    Amazon is anticipated to smash sales records as cash-strapped Brits turn to the e-commerce titan for its blockbuster Prime Day. Last year, sales during the discount bonanza hit a new record, raking in $11.2bn.  Now, the e-commerce giant will be hoping more discount-hungry shoppers than ever will be seeking out the best deals from Tuesday, [...]

  • JD Wetherspoon shareholders await impact of cost of living on budget pub chain’s pint sales

    July 10, 2022

    Investors will be eager to see if the cost of living crisis has made any dent to JD Wetherspoon sales in the budget pub chain’s quarterly update this week. Analysts said a wider downturn in consumer spending could be mitigated by the chain’s cheaper prices enticing drinkers but thin margins risked a gloomy verdict. The [...]

  • West End: Capco, Shaftesbury bosses to receive millions in shares after merger

    July 10, 2022

    Top bosses at Covent Garden estate owner Capital & Counties Properties (Capco) and Shaftesbury will be awarded millions in shares after the merger between the two companies is completed. Capco’s top brass will receive shares amounting to £7.4 million while Shaftesbury’s senior executives will receive shares worth £5.3 million. The £3.5bn merger will see the [...]

  • Depleted chickpea crops across world as prices of hummus products surge this year

    July 10, 2022

    Hummus lovers may be forced to cough up more for their favourite snack as global chickpea supplies are set to be depleted this year, amid the war in Ukraine. Poor weather and the war between Russia and Ukraine has dealt a blow to farmers growing the protein.  Chickpea supplies could be down some 20 per [...]

  • Tesco and Heinz resolve pricing war with products set to return to shelves

    July 8, 2022

    Tesco and Heinz announced they had resolved a pricing war today and said “lorries full of Heinz products” will “hit the road shortly”, after the grocer pulled the firm's products from shelves at the end of last month.

  • JD Sports hires former Morrisons chair Andrew Higginson to fill the boots of Peter Cowgill after 18 years at the helm

    July 8, 2022

    JD Sports has hired Andrew Higginson to help fill the boots of Peter Cowgill as the sportswear retailer’s new chair. Mr Cowgill stepped down from JD Sports in May after 18 year as the company’s executive chairman. The resignation came after the company was fined £4.3 million by the competition watchdog for exchanging information with [...]

  • Shop visits increase as shoppers hunt for cheapest prices but sales growth lags

    July 8, 2022

    Visits to shops have increased as shoppers hunt for the cheapest prices, however this has not translated into sales growth amid the cost of living crisis. According to data from the British Retail Consortium, UK footfall increased by two percentage points in June, versus the prior month.  Shoppers were hunting for the best deals as [...]

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