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  • JD Sports raises profit outlook and announces board change

    July 1, 2021

    Britain’s largest sportswear group raised its profit outlook for the full year to “no less than” £550m in a trading update today. JD Sports said sales in the immediate period after lockdown reopening had been “particularly encouraging”. Most of the fashion retailers 3,300 stores around the world are now open, bar some in the Asia [...]

  • Primark lifts profit forecast after store reopenings boost sales

    July 1, 2021

    Primark has hiked its profit forecast for the full year after the easing of lockdown restrictions drove a sharp rise in sales for the third quarter. Parent company Associated British Foods (ABF) said profit at the budget fashion chain would be roughly in line with last year — up from previous guidance of “somewhat lower”. [...]

  • Revolution Bars reports recovery in trading to almost pre-Covid levels

    July 1, 2021

    Cocktail bar group Revolution Bars said sales have surged as lockdown restrictions were lifted, and it expects revenue for the year to be ahead of previous expectations. Despite operating at 28 per cent of total capacity since indoor drinking was permitted from May 17, the group today reported that trading since that date has surged [...]

  • Dining: Items disappear from UK menus as supply chain disruption wreaks havoc

    June 30, 2021

    From ketchup packets to paper bags to chicken wings, a global supply chain disruption is wreaking havoc on the dining industry, which means some items may temporarily be off the menu this summer. Watch the full report.

  • UK shoppers sticking with online shops despite restrictions relaxing

    June 29, 2021

    Online e-commerce sales continued to grow in April, despite the reopening of non-essential retail across the UK. Demand for e-commerce packaging, a barometer for industry and sector performance, grew 11.7 per cent in April, despite brick-and-mortar shops reopening in the same month. This followed a 35.6 per cent increase in demand in the year up [...]

  • Brewdog suffers another PR mishap in ‘solid gold’ can upset

    June 29, 2021

    A winner of Brewdog’s “solid gold” beer can has asked the advertising watchdog to investigate the brewer’s claim the can is worth £15,000. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has confirmed it is looking into the matter, the BBC reported, and Brewdog stands by the valuation. Brewdog offered 10 people to chance to find what it [...]

  • Thousands of businesses to again pay property tax as business rates holiday ends

    June 29, 2021

    Thousands of businesses will soon again face paying property taxes, as the business rates holiday comes to an end later this week. Last April the government paused business rates for the hardest hit retail, leisure and hospitality companies. Some 394,601 businesses benefitted from the rates holiday, which saved them around £13.8bn. But from 1 July, [...]

  • Restaurant delivery boxes are here to stay: We review 48 of them

    June 29, 2021

    Before the pandemic, most top chefs would have turned their nose up at home delivery services. There’s the lack of control, the logistical nightmare, not to mention the wafer-thin margins. But necessity being the mother of invention has led to dozens of outstanding delivery services, and even with restaurants back open and looking forward to [...]

  • E-cigarette maker Juul to pay $40m over teen targeting claims

    June 28, 2021

    E-cigarette maker Juul has agreed to pay $40m to North Carolina to settle a lawsuit by the state accusing it of marketing its products to young people. The settlement, announced on Monday by North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein, is the first reached by the company with a state government. The deal also includes restrictions on sales [...]

  • Carnival to sell $500m in shares as cruises restart

    June 28, 2021

    Cruise giant Carnival today said that it would sell $500m (£359.6m) worth of shares as it seeks to raise yet more cash amid the coronavirus pandemic. Over the last year the firm has already raised $2.5bn in order to stay afloat while sailings were cancelled due to travel restrictions. As of last week, however, Carnival [...]

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