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  • Domino’s reinstates dividend as pizza chain hails ‘resilient’ lockdown sales

    August 11, 2020

    Pizza chain Domino’s reinstated its dividend payment as it hailed “resilient” trading during the UK coronavirus lockdown. The figures UK like-for-like sales were up 4.8 per cent and Ireland like-for-like sales increased 3.6 per cent during the first half of the year. However underlying earnings before interest and taxes fell to £51.4m pounds for the [...]

  • UK retail sales grow following lockdown easing

    August 11, 2020

    UK retail sales grew in July as the easing of lockdown restrictions released pent-up demand, but high street stores continued to struggle. On a total basis, sales increased 3.2 per cent last month, compared to a jump of 0.5 per cent in July 2019, which was the second consecutive month of growth since the coronavirus [...]

  • In love with Amazon? It’s just a marriage of convenience

    August 11, 2020

    And just becauseI call you upDon’t get me wrong, don’t think you’ve got it madeI’m not in love, no no, it’s because…. I’m sure you recognise those lyrics from the 1975 hit “I’m Not In Love” by 10cc — which was precisely 20 years before Amazon was launched onto an unsuspecting world. If only we’d [...]

  • Top City restaurateur explores outdoor seating in post-lockdown Square Mile

    August 10, 2020

    A top London restaurateur is preparing to launch an outdoor seating area at his venue Bank in a bid to encourage consumers to visit the Square Mile restaurant following the UK’s coronavirus lockdown. The outdoor seating plans at 1 Lombard Street, which restaurant boss Soren Jessen is preparing to submit to Canada [...]

  • London restaurants urge Sadiq Khan to drop congestion charge

    August 10, 2020

    London’s restaurants and bars have called on Sadiq Khan to drop the congestion charge and encourage public transport use to boost visitor numbers following months of coronavirus lockdown.  In a letter signed by top chefs and restaurateurs, including St John’s co-founder Trevor Gulliver, Angela Hartnett and D&D London’s David Loewi, the industry has urged Khan [...]

  • McDonald’s sues former chief Easterbrook over alleged sexual conduct with staff

    August 10, 2020

    McDonald’s has filed a lawsuit against its former chief executive Steve Easterbrook, after accusing him of having several sexual relationships with colleagues. The fast food chain is suing Easterbrook to to recover his exit package, worth tens of millions of dollars, after an internal investigation found that he had sexual relationships with multiple employees. Easterbrook [...]

  • Unilever may abandon HQ unification over €11bn Dutch tax bill

    August 10, 2020

    Unilever has said it may scrap plans to unify its London and Dutch headquarters, if parliament in the Netherlands passes a law which would demand an €11bn exit tax over the deal. The legislation, which was proposed by the opposition Green Left political party, is currently being assessed by the Netherlands’ Council of State as [...]

  • Government urged to pay £5bn of retailers’ rents after lockdown

    August 10, 2020

    Retail, hospitality and leisure firms have urged the government to pay up to £5bn to cover a proportion of rents for struggling businesses to avoid further high street job losses. Trade bodies, including the British Property Federation (BPF), British Retail Consortium (BRC) and UK Hospitality, have called on the government to launch a Property Bounceback [...]

  • Superdry secures new lending facility as coronavirus hits revenue

    August 10, 2020

    Superdry has secured a new financing arrangement with its lenders as the designer clothing brand seeks to shore up its financial position amid ongoing disruption from the coronavirus pandemic. In a trading update, the firm said it had agreed a new £70m asset backed lending facility with HSBC and BNPP, extending the term until January [...]

  • Pret A Manger to cut staff hours in coronavirus restructuring

    August 9, 2020

    Pret A Manger has asked thousands of its staff to work fewer hours, as the lunch chain restructures its business after the coronavirus pandemic. Staff will work 20 per cent fewer hours on average, as footfall remains low. It follows an announcement by Pret last month that it would be closing 30 outlets and cutting [...]

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