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  • See A Film Out To Help Out: Five ways to save the film industry

    October 7, 2020

    In this uncertain and unnerving year, there seems to be little light at the end of the tunnel, particularly for people working in the UK’s film industry. This week, Cineworld confirmed its plans to place all of its own cinemas and those of its Picturehouse brand in an unprecedented winter hibernation — meaning the loss [...]

  • Consumers expect free delivery amid online shopping boom

    October 6, 2020

    Consumers expect free delivery when buying items online, new research has shown, amid a surge in internet shopping due to the coronavirus pandemic.  A survey of 2,000 UK adults found that delivery services have risen up shoppers’ agenda since the outbreak of the pandemic, with Amazon Prime the standard to which other retailers are held.  [...]

  • Mike Ashley faces shareholder showdown over re-election as Frasers boss

    October 6, 2020

    Mike Ashley is facing a shareholders revolt at the Frasers Group annual general meeting tomorrow, following claims that employees were forced to work while furloughed during the coronavirus lockdown. Shareholder advisory service Pirc has recommended that investors oppose Ashley’s re-election as chief executive of the retail group, which was formerly known as Sports Direct.  The [...]

  • Hospitality circuit breaker lockdown could wipe £1bn off UK GDP, research shows

    October 6, 2020

    A two-week circuit breaker lockdown to reduce the spread of coronavirus could cost the UK economy around £1bn and result in more hospitality job losses, the latest research showed. Ministers have reportedly mulled closing pubs and restaurants and ordering Britons to reduce social contacts for at least two weeks in a bid to halt a [...]

  • MPs probe fast fashion industry after Boohoo’s Leicester factory scandal

    October 6, 2020

    The fast fashion industry will be scrutinised by a committee of MPs in the wake of Boohoo’s Leicester clothing factory scandal, after the government dismissed most of the recommendations of an initial inquiry in 2018.  The Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has today launched a follow-up inquiry into sustainability and working conditions within the fashion industry [...]

  • Wagamama and Frankie & Benny’s owner TRG sees central London pub and restaurant sales collapse

    October 6, 2020

    Wagamama and Frankie & Benny's owner TRG sees central London pub and restaurant sales collapse

  • Chanel snaps up Bond Street boutique for £310m

    October 5, 2020

    French luxury fashion brand Chanel has reportedly bought its boutique store on Bond Street for £310m in a vote of confidence for the central London commercial property market.  Reports that the designer firm will pay around £70m above the £240m asking price for the property cements Bond Street’s status as a “safe haven”, despite plummeting [...]

  • Hovis receives takeover offer from Italian firm Newlat Food

    October 5, 2020

    Italian firm Newlat Food has made an offer to buy the maker of Hovis bread from its current owners Premier Foods and US investment firm Gores Group. Newlat, which is the owner of Buitoni pasta, said this morning that the 134-year-old brand has a “great tradition and recognisability in the United Kingdom”.  The acquisition would [...]

  • Major Boohoo shareholders fail to denounce CEO over Leicester factory conditions

    October 5, 2020

    Boohoo’s major shareholders today failed to denounce the fast fashion firm’s bosses following a report into poor working practices at Leicester clothing factories.  Leicester West MP Liz Kendall called on investment firms Jupiter, Baillie Gifford and Invesco to remove chief executive John Lyttle and executive chairman Mahmud Kamani following an independent review into working conditions. [...]

  • Wet weather and 10pm curfew dampens high street footfall recovery

    October 5, 2020

    Retail footfall dropped for the second week in a row as the pub and restaurant curfew and wet weather brought further gloom for the embattled UK high street.  Footfall across all retail destinations declined 3.5 per cent last week compared the previous week, dragged down by a 7.1 per cent slump in high street shopper [...]

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