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  • The war of words at Superdry should focus investors’ minds

    March 26, 2019

    All eyes are on Theresa May as she mulls the prospect of a third vote on her withdrawal deal, but for City watchers there's another ballot next week that promises fireworks of its own. Julian Dunkerton, founder and former CEO of Superdry is determined to win back a seat on the board. Despite leaving the [...]

  • Ex-Uber boss Travis Kalanick’s new venture snaps up UK ‘dark kitchens’ business

    March 26, 2019

    The food delivery company run by Travis Kalanick snapped up London ‘dark kitchens’ firm Foodstars last year, as the former Uber boss looks to expand his new venture in the UK. City Storage Systems, which trades as Cloud Kitchens in the US, quietly bought the startup up last year, according to documents filed to Companies House. [...]

  • Superdry founder ramps up pressure on board after saying he has City backing

    March 26, 2019

    Superdry co-founder Julian Dunkerton insists he has the backing of key City investors for his audacious bid to reinstall himself on the board of the troubled fashion chain he left last year, striking a defiant tone in the face of recent opposition from a leading shareholder advisory group. "We’ve had a very positive response from [...]

  • US consumer confidence falls as worries about the economy mount

    March 26, 2019

    US consumer confidence declined in March following an increase in February, the latest data has shown, as Americans raise concerns about the economy The widely-watched consumer confidence index, released today by US business research group The Conference Board, now stands at 124.1, down from 131.4 in February. Read more: Fed slows balance sheet reduction and holds [...]

  • Domino’s to shake-up top team amid ongoing row with franchisees

    March 26, 2019

    Domino’s Pizza is preparing to replace three of its most senior executives amid a damaging row with franchise holders, it emerged today. The chain said it is succession planning for chief executive David Wild, chairman Stephen Hemsley and senior independent non-executive Helen Keays. Read more: Domino's Pizza hits back at reports it misled the City [...]

  • Fevertree profits fizz despite UK sugar tax hit to margins

    March 26, 2019

    The glass was half full at Fevertree today as it reported a surge in profits and revenue for 2018. Read more: Fevertree sales fizz as tonic maker cheers bumper summer The figures Profit after tax rose 26 per cent year on year to £61.8m in 2018, even as the profit margin was squeezed almost two [...]

  • Ocado strikes factory deal with Australian grocer Coles a month after £1.5bn Marks & Spencer tie-up

    March 26, 2019

    Ocado has agreed a deal to provide two robot-operated fulfillment centres for Australian grocer Coles Online, as it doubles down on its growing role as a retail technology supplier. Read more: Ocado shares burn after 48-hour blaze at robotics centre The online supermarket will build and operate the customer fulfillment centres in Sydney and Melbourne, [...]

  • Moss Bros wipes out dividend as it swings to a loss after ‘extremely challenging’ year

    March 26, 2019

    Historic men’s tailoring firm Moss Bros moved into the red this morning, blaming a turbulent trading environment for its first losses in almost a decade. Shares tumbled more than five per cent in early morning trading. Read more: Joules boss Colin Porter to take on role as Moss Bros chairman The figures In its preliminary [...]

  • Debenhams shares soar as Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct considers offer

    March 26, 2019

    Debenhams has doubled down on its major restructuring strategy this morning, saying that it will continue with its plan to obtain funding hours after Sports Direct revealed it was mulling a bid for the embattled department store chain. Read more: Sports Direct mulls cash offer for Debenhams Last night Mike Ashley’s sportswear firm said that [...]

  • Irn-Bru maker AG Barr sees revenues edge up

    March 26, 2019

    Irn-Bru maker AG Barr revealed a modest bump in annual profits and revenues this morning, shrugging off challenges from a new sugar tax and CO2 shortages but forecasting continued uncertainty in the months ahead. The figures In its full-year results this morning, the FTSE 250 soft drinks manufacturer said that revenue grew by 5.6 per [...]

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