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  • Puffed up: Greggs upgrades outlook as sales rise on vegan sausage roll success

    May 14, 2019

    Greggs’ results have puffed up so far this year, it said today, upgrading its outlook for the year. The high street baker said it expects “materially higher sales” in 2019 than previous estimates as the launch of a vegan sausage roll lit a fire under the business. Read more: Subway launches vegan sub after Greggs' [...]

  • JP Morgan downgrades shopping centre landlord Intu

    May 13, 2019

    Investor concerns over beleaguered retail landlord Intu showed no sign of fading today as shares slumped a further five per cent. Read more: Shares fall at shopping centre owner Intu as it warns on rental profit The shopping centre owner was one of the leading fallers on the London Stock Exchange this morning after an analyst [...]

  • Tough to swallow: Brewing giant AB InBev slapped with €200m fine over import restrictions

    May 13, 2019

    The world’s largest brewer has been slapped with a €200m (£172m) antitrust fine from the EU today for restricting cross-border sales of beer. AB InBev was handed the penalty by the European Commission, which said the firm abused its dominant position on the Belgian beer market by hindering cheaper imports of its Jupiler beer from [...]

  • Fund manager Neil Woodford doubles stake in Card Factory despite high street woes

    May 13, 2019

    Former star trader Neil Woodford has doubled his stake in Card Factory despite high street footfall woes hitting the retailer’s sales last year. Woodford Investment Management has increased its stake in the greeting cards retailer to 10.06 per cent, in a significant bet on the company boosting its performance. Read more: Neil Woodford's billion-dollar baby [...]

  • Embattled Goals Soccer Centres loses second CEO in two years

    May 13, 2019

    Five-a-side football operator Goals Soccer Centres has confirmed that chief executive Andy Anson is stepping down after just a year in the job. Read more: Accounting errors cause Goals Soccer Centres to suspend trading Anson will take the role of chief executive at the British Olympic Association (BOA), where he has been a board member [...]

  • Barbies and princesses: The game-changer in gender-stereotyped toys

    May 13, 2019

    "Can I be an astronaut if I’m a girl?” That was the question asked by Katy Alexander’s four-year-old daughter, Zabel. To the New Jersey-born mother, this question came as a surprise. “Until then, I’d never really noticed that the characters in the space books she had been reading and the games she had been playing were [...]

  • Go fish: Angling Direct denies investors a dividend as it doubles down on expansion plans

    May 13, 2019

    Angling Direct boosted sales by 40 per cent in its latest financial year but denied investors a dividend as it doubled down on expansion plans both online and on the UK high street. Read more: Angling Direct shares rise as it reels in record sales The figures Group sales rose 39 per cent to £42m [...]

  • Retail vacancy rates hit four-year high as shoppers ditch the high street

    May 13, 2019

    Vacancy rates climbed to a four-year high last month, as high streets and shopping centres suffered a year-on-year fall in the number of shoppers during April. Read more: Next credits warm Easter for unexpected jump in retail sales The national town centre vacancy rate reached 10.2 per cent in April, marking a further increase on the [...]

  • Britain has too many shops – no wonder more and more are being boarded up

    May 13, 2019

    Boarded-up shop fronts are a common sight during recessions. In the early 1990s, they became an eyesore for town centres and the Conservative government alike, an everyday visual reminder of the economic slump that dragged the Tories lower and lower in the polls (albeit not low enough to deliver Neil Kinnock into Downing Street, once [...]

  • Sir Philip Green loses his billionaire status

    May 12, 2019

    Sir Philip Green has lost his billionaire status, rounding off a torrid 12 months for the scandal-hit fashion mogul. For the first time since 2002, Green can no longer count himself a member of the billionaires club after seeing his personal fortune halve over the course of the last year. The Topshop tycoon and his [...]

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