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  • Covid-19 ‘doughnut effect’ creates retail opportunities in outer London, experts say

    October 28, 2020

    Outer London boroughs have recovered faster from the coronavirus restrictions than the city centre, creating a “doughnut effect”, which could provide new opportunities for retailers and landlords, experts have said. Research by estate agent Savills showed that in the six weeks to 23 October footfall in the City and Westminster was down 72 per cent [...]

  • John Lewis to convert almost half of Oxford Street store into offices

    October 28, 2020

    John Lewis has been given the green light to convert almost half of its flagship Oxford Street department store into office space amid turmoil for the UK’s retail sector. Westminster City Council last night granted the high street store conditional planning permission to transform three to eight floors into dual-use space.  The local authority voted [...]

  • Next hikes profit forecast after stronger than expected sales

    October 28, 2020

    Next has hiked its profit forecast for the year after sales in the third quarter were stronger than expected. The high street retailer said full-year profit before tax is now expected to be £365m, £65m higher than the forecast given in September. Full price sales in the three months ended 24 October increased 2.8 per [...]

  • Octopus Ventures leads seed funding round in pet-tech firm Katkin

    October 28, 2020

    London-based pet food company Katkin has secured £4.5m of funding in a seed round led by venture capital firm Octopus Ventures.  Katkin was set up by siblings Brett and Nikki O’Farrell to produce healthy cat food after realising the options available didn’t provide cats with the nutrition they needed.  The wet food contains 95 per [...]

  • Woolworths may not be making a return, but our love of retail is

    October 28, 2020

    Admit it, you did it, I did it, we all did it at least once — pinching from the pick n mix at your local Woolworths.  And sadly, all that came to an end in December 2008, when all remaining Woolworths stores were shuttered for good. As a nation we mourned. We mourned the loss [...]

  • Carlsberg raises full-year outlook as beer sales recover

    October 27, 2020

    Carlsberg today lifted its expectations for the full year after posting a better-than-expected beer sales in the third quarter. The Danish brewer said it now expected operating profit to decline by a mid-single-digit percentage, compared to previous guidance of a high-single-digit percentage. It came after the company posted a 2.4 per cent rise in total [...]

  • Tiktok moves into ecommerce with Shopify advertising deal

    October 27, 2020

    Tiktok has made its first major move into social ecommerce after signing a deal with Shopify to allow brands to sell their wares through the viral video app. The tie-up means Shopify merchants will be able to run video ads on the platform, allowing Tiktok users to click through and purchase a product. The feature [...]

  • UK betting firm Genius Sports to go public with $1.5bn US deal

    October 27, 2020

    UK sports data firm Genius Sports Group is planning to go public with a listing on the New York Stock Exchange by merging with special purpose acquisition company Dmy Technology. The deal values the combined group at around $1.5bn. Genius Sports boss Mark Locke will stay on as chief executive following the transaction. Dmy chairman [...]

  • Too harsh or too generous? Rishi Sunak walks the job support tightrope

    October 27, 2020

    Last Thursday, the chancellor gave his third economic statement in a month — U-turning on plans to replace the furlough scheme with a far less generous new Job Support Scheme (JSS) at the end of October.  Instead, the JSS will now offer a level of government support almost as generous as that provided by the [...]

  • Brewdog targets £50m investment after beating initial funding goal

    October 27, 2020

    Brewdog has set its sights on raising £50m by January in its last equity crowdfunding effort, after hitting its initial target of £7.5m in just six weeks.  The craft brewer and bar operator launched its Equity for Punks Tomorrow programme on 10 September, reaching £1m in less than 48 hours.  The money raised in this [...]

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