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  • Tesco to increase payments to pig farmers by £6.6m amid ‘unprecedented costs’

    May 16, 2022

    Supermarket giant Tesco has announced it will increase payments to pig farmers by £6.6m, as the industry faces price hikes for wheat and soya. Total support for Tesco farmers will stand at £10m since March, as the farming sector faces staggering commodity price inflation. Feed prices have shot up since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine earlier [...]

  • Uber brings subscription service Uber One to the UK later this month

    May 16, 2022

    Uber has announced it will bring its subscription service Uber One to the UK later this month. Established to rival the likes of Deliveroo Plus and Amazon Prime’s food delivery services, Uber One will give customers free delivery on Uber Eats as well as discounts on rides. “We know users across our platform have been [...]

  • Closing down: McDonald’s starts removing golden arches across Russia as its 850 restaurants are up for sale

    May 16, 2022

    McDonald’s has become the latest major western corporation to exit Russia since it invaded Ukraine in February, as the burger chain confirmed this morning it has started the process of selling its Russian business, which includes 850 restaurants that employ 62,000 people. The fast food giant pointed to the humanitarian crisis caused by the war, [...]

  • Here’s a tip: Hospitality bosses call for movement on service charge protections amid labour crunch

    May 16, 2022

    As the hospitality industry faces a labour crunch threatening to bring it to its knees, bosses have said legislation to protect workers’ tips could help freshen its image.  Ministers have promised legal protections for employees’ tips since 2016. In a further blow, the Employment Bill, set to contain this framework, was scrapped from the Queen’s [...]

  • Delivery design: McDonald’s to inject £250m into upgrading venues to cater for online orders

    May 16, 2022

    McDonald’s has announced it is pumping more than £250m into redesigning its restaurants in the UK and Ireland, to dedicate more space to online orders. In a four-year upgrade scheme titled ‘Convenience of the Future’, the fast food titan said it will seek to provide diners with an even speedier experience.  Some 200 restaurants across [...]

  • From Boxpark to Punch Pubs: Cash influx for leisure sector as UK private equity deals double in just one year

    May 16, 2022

    The number of UK private equity deals for companies in the leisure sector has more than doubled from 12 to 26 in the past year, according to research by one of the City’s biggest law firms. Private equity funds are taking the opportunity to pick up assets at comparatively low prices ahead of the leisure [...]

  • Made.com slashes 2022 outlook amid ‘tough trading environment’

    May 16, 2022

    Lifestyle brand Made.com lowered its expectations for the rest of 2022, with both gross sales and revenue expected to drop 15 per cent and seven per cent respectively.

  • Greggs opens 49 new shops after sales of chicken goujons soar

    May 16, 2022

    Sausage roll seller Greggs has seen shares dip after admitting city sales still lag behind the rest of its sites. Although the bakery chain said it had had a “good” start to 2022 on Monday, shares were down some 2.8 per cent in the afternoon. The firm has been reshaping its portfolio of stores to [...]

  • Post-pandemic expansion push for Screwfix as DIY giant goes on hiring spree for 800 people to staff 80 new UK stores

    May 16, 2022

    As part of plans to open 80 new shops across the UK and Ireland, home improvement business Screwfix said this morning it is to create 800 retail jobs by January. The retailer’s sales were boosted during the pandemic as locked-down Britons hired tradespeople to spruce up their properties and gardens. Screwfix and B&Q owner Kingfisher [...]

  • Next and Frankie & Benny’s bosses under fire for hefty pay packets

    May 16, 2022

    Frankie & Benny’s and Next bosses are under fire for hefty bonuses after both companies received government support during coronavirus measures. Next chief Simon Wolfson took home almost £4.4m last year, up 50 per cent on the year before, including an annual bonus worth 100 per cent of his basic salary. Meanwhile, Andy Hornby, chief [...]

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