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  • Morrisons forecast to report £300m Covid-related costs in full-year results

    March 5, 2021

    Morrisons is expected to report coronavirus-related costs of almost £300m in its full-year results next week due to the impact of the third Covid-19 lockdown. In a note to investors, analysts at Shore Capital Markets estimated that the current national lockdown will have elevated operating costs around absenteeism and temporary workers, as well as mounting [...]

  • Ex-government minister Justine Greening joins On the Beach board

    March 5, 2021

    Former government minister Justine Greening has joined the board of online travel agent On the Beach.  Greening, who was the Conservative MP for Putney, Roehampton and Southfields between 2005 and 2019, has been appointed as a non-executive director with immediate effect. On the Beach said her experience in Westminster will help it navigate the “major” [...]

  • Screenshot: Will nightclubs really reopen in June?

    March 5, 2021

    This week: **Media Moment of the Week: Telly’s still got welly **Will nightclubs really reopen on 21 June? **The BBC turns back time Media Moment of the Week: Telly’s still got welly In the age of Silicon Valley streaming giants and relentless references to “content” and “eyeballs”, it’s easy to forget that TV can, sometimes, [...]

  • Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group says business rates support ‘near worthless’ for large retailers

    March 5, 2021

    Mike Ashley’s retail empire Frasers Group has warned that the business rates support available from July is “near worthless” for large firms, saying it could be forced to close stores. The chancellor announced on Wednesday that the 100 per cent business rates relief would be extended to 30 June, with 66 per cent relief available [...]

  • Former Deliveroo executives launch 10-minute grocery delivery app in London

    March 5, 2021

    A new delivery app founded by former Deliveroo executives is launching in London today promising to deliver groceries within 10 minutes. Dija will be the latest player to join the growing food delivery space as consumers turn to online amid the pandemic.  Research by Capgemini reveals 56 per cent of UK consumers expect to get [...]

  • Boohoo urged to link bonuses to workers’ rights and sustainability improvements

    March 5, 2021

    The chairman of fast fashion retailer Boohoo has been urged to link its bonus scheme for senior executives to improvements on workers’ rights and sustainability. MPs have written to Mahmud Kamani asking him to update the Environmental Audit Committee on the firm’s progress on its environmental and social responsibilities, and welcomed the “positive steps” it [...]

  • Decline in fashion sales slows as online shoppers prepare for lockdown lifting

    March 5, 2021

    The decline in fashion retail sales slowed last month as online shoppers snapped up outfits for the end of the coronavirus lockdown. Total like-for-like sales -including the impact of closed non-essential stores – declined 3.1 per cent in February but fashion and homeware helped drive online sales up 167.3 per cent to a record high. [...]

  • Budweiser invests £115m in UK breweries to pour an extra 630m pints a year

    March 4, 2021

    Budweiser has announced plans to invest more than £115m in its two major UK breweries to improve their infrastructure and create jobs. The beer firm, which is part of drinks giant AB Inbev, will install modern equipment at its South Wales and Lancashire sites to expand capacity in brewing, canning and bottling. The investment will [...]

  • Amazon opens first contactless grocery store in London

    March 4, 2021

    Amazon has opened a contactless bricks and mortar grocery store in London – the first physical shop the tech giant has launched outside of the US. The Amazon Fresh store in Ealing will carry a private UK food brand dubbed “by Amazon”, and will let consumers skip the checkout queue. Shoppers will scan a smartphone [...]

  • Revolution Bars expects boom in demand as it prepares to reopen 20 sites next month

    March 4, 2021

    Revolution Bars announced this morning that it expects a boom in demand when it is able to resume trading, as it revealed plans to reopen 20 branches when hospitality firms can begin outdoor service next month. The bar chain will reopen 20 sites from 12 April and it is planning to open the rest of [...]

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