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  • Booze budgets: Brits splash the cash on nights out

    September 30, 2019

    The average amount of money spent on UK nights out has surged in the last year, as boozy Brits refuse to let political uncertainty rain on their parade. Profligate partygoers now spend just over £70 on average during a night out, up more than 25 per cent year-on-year, according to the latest Deltic Night Index. [...]

  • Philip Green’s Miss Selfridge posts £17.5m loss as sales slump

    September 29, 2019

    Sir Philip Green’s Miss Selfridge chain fell to a loss of £17.5m last year as the retailer suffered a decline in sales and a writedown in the value of loss-making stores. The womenswear chain booked sales of £102m in the year to 1 September 2018, down more than 15 per cent on the previous 12 [...]

  • Sushi stalwart Itsu posts loss as it eyes expansion in the US

    September 29, 2019

    Sushi chain Itsu fell to a pre-tax loss of £6m last year as stronger sales were offset by expansion in the US. The British food chain, which was founded by Pret a Manger tycoon Julian Metcalfe, pulled in revenue of £116m, up nine per cent on the previous year. Read more: Restaurant insolvencies jump by [...]

  • Luxury travel firm Secret Escapes snaps up failed rival Laterooms

    September 29, 2019

    Luxury travel agency Secret Escapes has snapped up part of collapsed rival Laterooms as it booked a 66 per cent increase in sales for the year. Read more: Thomas Cook: Travel giant collapsed with a £3.1bn balance sheet deficit The London-headquartered company, which offers deals on holidays and hotels for its members, has acquired the [...]

  • Taking the shoe shine off: Clarks brought to employment tribunal by boss fired for misconduct

    September 29, 2019

    The former chief executive of iconic British shoe brand Clarks has embarked on a legal battle against the company, claiming he was not given a chance to answer misconduct claims before being ousted. Mike Shearwood will allege at an employment tribunal, starting tomorrow in Bristol, that he was given a list of allegations at a [...]

  • Peloton shares sink on second day of trading

    September 27, 2019

    Shares in fitness start-up Peloton sank a further four per cent today after making a disappointing stock market debut yesterday. Peloton shares were initially priced at $29 when the company listed in New York yesterday morning, but closed more than 11 per cent down at $25.75.  Read more: Peloton prices float at $29 per share [...]

  • Jacques and the bean hoax: French firm fined over veg cartel

    September 27, 2019

    A French and a Dutch company have been fined nearly €32m (£28m) for a 13-year cartel which pushed up the price of green beans, peas and canned vegetables. The European Commission said it was charging France’s Cecab €18m, while Coroos, a Dutch company, will have to pay €13.6m for taking part in the cartel. Read [...]

  • Suning buys majority stake in Carrefour China for £545m

    September 27, 2019

    French retail giant Carrefour has sold a majority stake in its Chinese business to Suning for €620m (£545m). The Chinese retailer has bought 80 per cent of the firm’s share capital as it attempts to secure growth in online food sales and expand its number of physical stores.  Read more: Kingfisher appoints Carrefour exec as [...]

  • Consumer confidence edges up in September

    September 27, 2019

    Consumer confidence grew slightly this month but remained negative overall as uncertainty continued in the run up to the 31 October Brexit deadline date.  Despite the two point increase, consumer confidence was still minus 12 points in September compared to a score of minus nine in the same month last year.  Read more: UK consumer [...]

  • British Land withdraws Monsoon Accessorize legal challenge

    September 26, 2019

    British Land has reportedly withdrawn its legal challenge to Monsoon Accessorize’s restructuring plan, giving the fashion retailer the green light to implement the rescue proposals.  The landlord has agreed to abandon a case that could derail the chain’s company voluntary arrangement, Sky News reported.  Read more: British Land files legal challenge against Monsoon Accessorize CVA [...]

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