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  • Budweiser owner AB InBev ‘exploring’ Hong Kong IPO of Asian business

    May 7, 2019

    Budweiser owner Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) is exploring a public listing of its Asian business in Hong Kong, the drinks giant confirmed this morning as it reported its results for the first quarter of the year. The figures Revenue was up 5.9 per cent to to $12.85bn and earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) [...]

  • Black Sheep on stirring up the coffee industry, volcanic plantations, and helping the homeless

    May 7, 2019

    We might be a nation best known for drinking tea, but Brits are increasingly obsessed with coffee. According to market analyst Allegra, we spent a tea-spitting £10.1bn in coffee shops last year. You can’t walk 100 yards in most town centres without stumbling on a Starbucks, Costa, or Cafe Nero – though, with many coffee [...]

  • Domino’s suffers big dip in shares as it warns on international sales

    May 7, 2019

    Shares in Domino’s Pizza fell seven per cent this morning after the firm warned it will no longer break even in its international division. Read more: Domino's Pizza hits back at reports it misled the City over franchisee row The figures Domino’s group sales rose 4.3 per cent to £324.4m. UK and Republic of Ireland [...]

  • Morrisons in City spotlight for first-quarter results

    May 6, 2019

    Investors will be hoping Morrisons can replicate recently-improved trading results from its supermarket rivals later this week when it looks set to extend a long spell of like-for-like sales growth. Read more: Morrisons granted permission for Supreme Court appeal over data ruling Following a largely better-than-expected financial performance from both Sainsbury’s and Tesco in recent [...]

  • Marks and Spencer will shut seven stores for the final time as part of a wider restructuring

    May 4, 2019

    Marks and Spencer will shut down seven more stores today as part of its long-term plan to close 100 by 2022.  It will bring the total number of stores closed to 47 as the high street retailer adapts to consumer's changing habits. The department store chain is ending its association with town centres across the UK and [...]

  • Thomas Cook angles for fresh ‘£400m’ financing ahead of interim results

    May 3, 2019

    Thomas Cook has confirmed it is in discussions to lock down debt funding which is reportedly worth up to £400m from its lenders, as it gears up to release financial results which could shed light on the package holiday firm’s torrid year so far. The company is in advanced negotiations with its syndicate of banks [...]

  • China weakness hurts Intercontinental Hotels Group revenue

    May 3, 2019

    The Intercontinental Hotels Group has revealed a decline in hotel occupancy rates as it continues its aggressive expansion plans. The firm, which owns Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza and Kimpton Hotels, said it had added 12,000 new rooms in the three months to end of March, with another 24,000 to come soon.  Read more: Legoland owner [...]

  • Shares fall at shopping centre owner Intu as it warns on rental profit

    May 3, 2019

    Shopping centre developer Intu's share price fell 6.7 per cent this morning as it warned 2019 losses may be worse than expected this morning as the troubled property firm battles with a challenging retail environment. Read more: Intu sells major stake in Derby shopping centre to cut debt The company, which welcomed former finance boss [...]

  • Legoland owner Merlin set to meet market expectations despite quiet winter

    May 3, 2019

    Entertainment company Merlin has reported that it is set to meet analysts expectations in its financial results, despite the seasonally quiet period.  Merlin, which owns Legoland and Madam Tussaud among other attractions, said that trading had been in line with the guidelines set out in February.  Read more: Intu warns on profit after insolvency procedures pile [...]

  • More than 150 MPs set to demand Asda backs down over ‘unscrupulous’ staff pay proposals

    May 2, 2019

    More than 150 MPs have added their name to a campaign calling on Asda to drop controversial new pay proposals for its workers, heaping further pressure on the supermarket chain just a week after its planned merger with Sainsbury’s was blocked. Politicians have signed a letter written by Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh that accuses Asda of leaving thousands of [...]

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