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  • Revolution Beauty poaches new CFO Elizabeth Lake from Everyman

    May 13, 2022

    Revolution Beauty has announced the appointment of Elizabeth Lake as the company’s new chief financial officer. Lake will replace current chief financial officer Andrew Clark, who stepped down yesterday after three years at the company. To help the business transition, Clark will remain with Revolution Beauty until July. “After what has been an incredibly busy [...]

  • Slow fashion: Zara introduces return fee as customers ‘count every penny’

    May 12, 2022

    Zara has started charging customers who return items bought online as fast fashion giants face increasing pressure to reduce unsustainable behaviour. The retailer, owned by the world’s largest fashion company Inditex, has introduced a £1.95 fee for the return of products at third party drop off points. However, customers can still return online orders at [...]

  • Deliveroo union deal branded ‘desperate attempt for positive PR’

    May 12, 2022

    Deliveroo has been criticised over a “publicity stunt” union deal, with investors unsure of what the move means for riders’ rights.  The union announced on Thursday it was forging a “first of its kind” union recognition deal with GMB union, which has not traditionally been associated with the gig economy. The Independent Workers Union of [...]

  • First of its kind deal: Deliveroo riders unionise with GMB union

    May 12, 2022

    Deliveroo riders have unionised with GMB Union, bringing together more than 90,000 self employed riders. Through a Voluntary Partnership Agreement, GMB will have rights to collective bargaining on pay and consultation rights on benefits and other issues, including riders’ health, safety and wellbeing. GMB Union and Deliveroo have signed an historic union recognition deal covering [...]

  • Royal Mail bets big on 500 drones for 50 new aerial postal routes across UK in push to make air deliveries take off

    May 12, 2022

    With the creation of 50 new “postal drone routes” over the next three years, Royal Mail said it plans to increase its use of drones for deliveries. Under a partnership with logistics drone company Windracers, and subject to Civil Aviation Authority approval, the move will provide faster and more convenient services for remote communities, said [...]

  • JD Sports sales go up but group remains aware of headwinds

    May 12, 2022

    Sports retailer JD Sports has announced an increase in sales but said it remained aware of market volatility and possible headwinds looming ahead. In the first 14 weeks ended 7 May, JD Sports’ revenues went up 5 per cent on the same period last year, as the group was left almost unscathed by a shortfall [...]

  • Superdry revenue increases after customers flock back to stores

    May 12, 2022

    UK clothing company Superdry has posted an 8 per cent increase in group revenue after customers returned to the stores post-Covid. In the 12 months ended 23 April, Superdry’s revenue increased to £600m, driven by a 59.8 per cent growth in store revenue. Proceedings derived by Superdry’s e-commerce business, on the other hand, went down [...]

  • Office workers can now use local Tesco to work from as supermarket giant joins forces with IWG

    May 12, 2022

    Office workers across the UK will soon be able to use their local Tesco to work from as the supermarket group launches a new partnership with IWG. Tesco has said the flexible workspace business will convert excess space at its supermarket stores into office space designed for hybrid working. It comes amid the continued shift [...]

  • Exclusive: Pressure mounts on Treasury over BNPL regulation as Woolard says ‘pace has slowed’

    May 12, 2022

    Pressure is mounting on the Treasury to greenlight the next stage of buy-now pay-later regulation as concerns grow over the use of the products in the midst of a cost of living crisis. 

  • Canadian investment giant close to HomeServe takeover

    May 11, 2022

    Shares in emergency repair services firm Homeserve have surged after reports it was nearing a sale to Brookfield.  HomeServe, listed on the FTSE-250 index, saw its share price up some 13 per cent on Wednesday afternoon after speculation of a takeover by the Canadian investment giant. Reports by Bloomberg on Wednesday morning suggested that the [...]

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