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  • Just Eat urged to spin off Grubhub ‘quickly’ at AGM as shares plunge after investigation into top boss

    May 4, 2022

    Just Eat Takeaway shareholders approved resolutions to reappoint key board members despite criticism from its activist investor.  The delivery service made headlines ahead of its AGM on Wednesday morning, with news of the departure of its chairman and an investigation into its COO. However, despite pressure from activist investor Cat Rock last month, shareholders of [...]

  • Ocado dodges rebellion as shareholders back pay boost for bosses

    May 4, 2022

    Grocery tech giant Ocado has seen off an investor rebellion over its bosses’ pay packet despite two of the world’s biggest shareholders urging investors to vote against the plans.

  • Airbnb anticipates ‘strong sustained pent up demand’ as results beat analyst expectations

    May 4, 2022

    Airbnb has posted record quarterly results and beat estimates as holidaymakers are keen to get away after lockdown measures have eased. First quarter revenue shot up 70 per cent from the year prior, despite the company noting “macroeconomic headwinds,” war in Ukraine and the pandemic. Revenue hit $1.5bn and exceeded its pre-pandemic comparable by 80 [...]

  • Oxford St raid: Officers seize thousands of counterfeit and dangerous items from two retailers

    May 4, 2022

    Trading standards officers seized £58k worth of vapes and unsafe toys from two Oxford Street retailers. Westminster City Council officers seized more than 4,000 items that were thought to be counterfeit or possibly dangerous to the public. Items seized in the 26 April raid included vaping devices containing excessive levels of nicotine and which had [...]

  • Supermarket sales slow over Easter as Brits start to cut back on grocery purchases

    May 4, 2022

    Supermarket sales slowed last month as spending habits returned to normal after pandemic restrictions. Households are tightening their purse strings after the first tranche of higher bills hit budgets this spring while spending habits are also normalising after the easing of lockdown restrictions. Shoppers added slightly fewer items to their baskets over the last four [...]

  • Boohoo woes: Shares collapse as customers return more clothes than expected

    May 4, 2022

    Boohoo faces further woes as the online retailer’s shares plunged after it admitted that consumers were returning items more than expected. Supply chain hang-ups have also led to longer delivery times, to the detriment of the Boohoo’s international proposition, it said on Wednesday. The beleaguered fashion firm recorded a revenue jump of 14 per cent [...]

  • Joules shares plunge after news of CEO departure and ‘more challenging’ market

    May 4, 2022

    Premium British lifestyle group Joules posted strong revenue growth this morning, up 20 per cent for the quarter ending 1 May.

  • Let Brits pick value brands over own-branded products to beat cost of living crisis, Cabinet minister suggests

    May 4, 2022

    A Cabinet minister suggested shoppers could choose value brands to help cope with rising food prices. Environment Secretary George Eustice told Sky News that rising fertiliser and feed costs had hit the farming industry, partly as a result of soaring energy prices. “The better news is that we have a very, very competitive retail market [...]

  • Sales slow at J D Wetherspoon as costs rocket and punters dip

    May 4, 2022

    Sales at J D Wetherspoon dipped four per cent in the third quarter as the pub group struggles to keep pace with pre-pandemic levels.

  • West End set for booming recovery as tourists flock back to capital

    May 3, 2022

    Londoners can bet on a roaring West End comeback, after Peel Hunt analysts pointed to a resilient recovery in occupier demand and rental tone. In a note yesterday, Peel Hunt said that the future looked cheery for the central London shopping and theatre destination, “despite wider uncertainty and the cost of living squeeze.” It comes [...]

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