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  • Shoe Zone share price collapses as CEO quits amid sales target miss

    August 30, 2019

    Investors trod all over Shoe Zone today after warned them it would miss full year sales targets and its chief executive officer, Nick Davis, quit with immediate effect. Aim-listed Shoe Zone’s share price plunged 37.8 per cent in early trading to leave shares languishing at 119.5p, down from yesterday’s close at 192p. Read more: Falling [...]

  • Mr Kipling owner Premier Foods appoints new CEO and chairman

    August 30, 2019

    Premier Foods has appointed a Reckitt Benckiser veteran as its new chairman and promoted its UK managing director to the role of CEO. The Mr Kipling maker welcomes ex-Reckitt chief financial officer Colin Day as chairman, while UK MD Alex Whitehouse takes the helm at the British giant. Read more: Premier Foods eyes up ex-Reckitt [...]

  • UK consumer confidence staggers in face of no-deal Brexit

    August 30, 2019

    Consumer confidence in personal financial situations slumped in August, driven by the increasing uncertainty caused by Brexit. A measure recording changes in personal finances during the last 12 months fell by two points this month to -1, a decline of five points compared to August last year.  Read more: UK consumer confidence slumps in June [...]

  • Dixons Carphone faces investor backlash over CEO share award

    August 29, 2019

    Electrical goods retailer Dixons Carphone is facing an investor backlash over a share award handed to its chief executive despite a fall in the company’s share price.  An estimated 15 per cent of the company’s investors are expected to oppose the remuneration report following a recommendation from shareholder adviser Institutional Shareholder Services, Sky News reported.  [...]

  • PZ Cussons offloads brands to focus on core products

    August 29, 2019

    Consumer goods giant PZ Cussons will offload two brands as part of a strategic shift to focus on its core product range.  PZ Cussons, the owner of brands such as Carex and Imperial Leather, has sold its Greek olive oil subsidiary Minerva to Mirties Enterprises Company, a firm controlled by Luxembourg investment company Diorama Investments, [...]

  • Opposition to Mike Ashley builds ahead of Sports Direct meeting

    August 29, 2019

    A third proxy adviser has today recommended shareholders attempt to oust Mike Ashley at the upcoming Sports Direct annual meeting due to concerns about a string of controversies at the FTSE 250 retailer.  Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) has joined advisory firms Glass Lewis and Pirc to recommend that investors vote against Ashley’s re-election as a [...]

  • On the block: Goals goes up for sale in wake of £12m fraud accusations

    August 29, 2019

    Embattled five-a-side football operator Goals has put itself up for sale this morning, following a torrid six months that has been clouded by accusations of tax fraud. Goals Soccer Centres, which is part owned by retail magnate Mike Ashley, has said today that it is inviting offers for both the business and the assets belonging [...]

  • Gym Group posts blistering rise in profits as memberships surge

    August 29, 2019

    Gym Group posted a huge rise in profitability today as it revealed earnings came close to doubling in the first half of 2019. Read more: Four years on: The fitness techniques that turned our Life & Style editor into a gym bro The figures Pre-tax profits soared 80.5 per cent to £5.6m in the six [...]

  • Franco Manca owner serves up revenue boost

    August 28, 2019

    Franco Manca owner The Fulham Shore reported growing revenues as it continues to expand the pizza chain outside London.  The restaurant chain has opened Franco Manca branches in Birmingham, Exeter, Leeds and Edinburgh in first half of the financial year as the group eyes opportunities outside of the capital. It also opened another London branch [...]

  • Profit slips at flooring specialist Headlam but sales in recovery

    August 28, 2019

    Europe’s largest floor coverings distributor, Headlam, has reported a fall in pre-tax profit for the first half of the year, as it struggled with a subdued UK residential market and higher costs. The figures Headlam saw pre-tax profit drop to £15.97m for the first half, down from £16.42m for the same period last year. Total [...]

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