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  • Competition watchdog to examine £1.3bn tie-up between Slug and Lettuce-owner Stonegate and pub chain Ei Group

    October 11, 2019

    The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) today said it was considering whether the £1.3bn merger between Slug and Lettuce-owner Stonegate and pub chain Ei Group would lessen competition. The watchdog invited comments on the deal from any relevant party by 25 October.  Read more: Slug and Lettuce owner Stonegate Pub Company to pay £1.3bn for [...]

  • Peppa Pig owner Entertainment One deepens losses days before £3.3bn Hasbro merger vote

    October 11, 2019

    Peppa Pig owner Entertainment One has revealed a £43.9m loss in the first quarter of the year, just days before Hasbro puts a massive takeover offer to a shareholder vote. The media firm posted a £43.9m loss, up from a £6.8m loss this time last year, blaming higher debt and its acquisition of Audio Network. [...]

  • Debenhams secures extra £50m funding for Christmas period

    October 10, 2019

    Debenhams has secured an extra £50m from its lenders to support the struggling department store through the crucial Christmas trading period.  Last month the retailer approached its investor consortium – which bought the company out of administration –  for the additional financing, on top of the £200m secured in March this year.  Read more: Debenhams [...]

  • Online cosmetics firm Cult Beauty hires advisers to explore sale

    October 10, 2019

    Online cosmetics business Cult Beauty has reportedly hired advisers to explore a potential sale of the company. The firm, which is one of the UK’s fastest-growing online beauty businesses, has appointed JP Morgan to explore its options, Sky News reported.  Read more: The Body Shop owner Natura buys Avon for £1.6bn Co-founders Jessica De Luca [...]

  • Dunelm shares slump despite revenue growth

    October 10, 2019

    Shares in Dunelm dropped more than eight per cent this morning despite reporting growth in the first quarter, following a string of positive trading updates this year. Total like for like revenue grew 6.4 per cent to £255.6m, with a 34.7 per cent increase in online sales. In-store revenue was up 2.9 per cent to [...]

  • N Brown returns to profit after digital transformation

    October 10, 2019

    Shares in N Brown jumped 7.8 per cent this morning after the plus-size retailer reported it returned to profit in the first half.  The figures The retailer reported a statutory profit of £18.8m, up 169.4 per cent from a loss of £27.1m last year.  Earnings increased four per cent from £52m to £54.1m in the [...]

  • Barclay brothers mull £800m sale of The Ritz Hotel

    October 10, 2019

    David and Frederick Barclay, the billionaire brothers that own The Ritz, are reportedly mulling an £800m sale of the five-star Mayfair hotel.  The twin brothers, who also own The Telegraph newspaper and Spectator magazine, bought the Grade-II listed building for £75m in 1995. Read more: Profits plunge at Barclay brothers’ Ritz hotel Richard Faber, Frederick [...]

  • Ladbrokes owner GVC upgrades earnings forecast

    October 9, 2019

    GVC, the owner of Ladbrokes Coral, upgraded its full-year earnings guidance as the gambling giant reported an increase in over-the-counter trading following a government crack down on betting machines.  The company increased its full-year guidance range to between £670m and £680m, from a previous estimate of £650m to £670m. Read more: GVC hit with £5.9m [...]

  • Hays Travel to buy 555 Thomas Cook stores, providing lifeline for 2,500 former workers

    October 9, 2019

    Thousands of former Thomas Cook employees could be in for a reprieve, after the collapsed travel giant’s retail estate has been sold to Hays Travel. The agreement will see the Sunderland-based independent travel agent pick up 555 former Thomas Cook stores around the UK. The news offers a lifeline for its 2,500 former retail employees. [...]

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