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  • World’s largest brewer AB InBev considers public listing of Asian operations

    January 12, 2019

    Brewing giant Anheuser-Busch InBev is eyeing up a partial flotation of its Asian business in a move that could raise billions of dollars. The brewer behind major beer brands including Budweiser and Stella Artois is in discussions with bankers about a potential initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong that could help to reduce its [...]

  • Tesco and M&S reveal stockpiling amid concerns of a ‘no deal’ Brexit

    January 12, 2019

    Two of the UK’s biggest supermarkets have revealed they are stockpiling food in case of a “no deal” Brexit. Both Tesco and Marks & Spencer have confirmed they are stockpiling long-life food such as packets and tins ahead of the UK leaving the EU on March 29. M&S chief executive, Steve Rowe, admitted his company’s [...]

  • Debenhams’ share price plunges 18 per cent following shock boardroom coup

    January 11, 2019

    Shares in struggling department store chain Debenhams crashed 18 per cent to 3.9p today following yesterday’s shock Mike Ashley-inspired annual general meeting coup. Sports Direct boss and major Debenhams shareholder Ashley blocked the re-appointment of the company’s chairman and chief executive to the board at yesterday’s AGM. Sir Ian Cheshire, chair of the retailer’s board since [...]

  • Retail round up: What’s happening on the high street?

    January 11, 2019  |  City Talk

    Not as bad as it could have been. That’s the general feeling about high street performance over Christmas after major retailers and the supermarkets published their festive figures this week. The British Retail Consortium says that 2018 was the worst Christmas for retails for 10 years but, as ever, the figures show there are winners [...]

  • UK’s largest pub owner Ei to sell off properties in £348m deal

    January 11, 2019

    The largest pub company in the UK, Ei Group, will sell off the lion’s share of its commercial properties to a US hedge fund in a deal worth £348m. Ei today said it will sell 370 properties to Tavern Propco, a newly-incorporated private fund owned by Davidson Kempner Capital Management. The pub owner and operator, [...]

  • Suits you: Moss Bros shares rise after better-than-expected Christmas trading update

    January 11, 2019

    Shares in Moss Bros rose this morning after the suit retailer announced a better-than-expected set of results for the Christmas period. Shares were up 2.6 per cent at 26.9p after the retailer said sales for the 23 week period from 29 July to 5 January were 0.6 per cent ahead of last year and one [...]

  • Every Lidl helps: German discount chain boosts sales in bumper Christmas trading

    January 11, 2019

    German discount supermarket Lidl boosted sales eight per cent over the Christmas period, it revealed today. In the six weeks to 30 December sales were up eight per cent on the same period last year with Saturday 22 December the busiest day. Lidl’s results were aided by a 33 per cent jump in sales for [...]

  • Quiz share price plummets as retailer issues second profit warning on poor Christmas sales

    January 11, 2019

    Fashion retailer Quiz saw shares plunge this morning as it issued its second profit warning in just three months today, after Christmas sales fell below expectations. Profits are now expected to hit £8.4m for 2018, down from October’s estimate of £11.5m, with shares nosediving by 24 per cent in early morning trading to leave Quiz’s [...]

  • White goods retailer AO World sees rise in sales thanks to Black Friday boost

    January 11, 2019

    Online retailer AO World defied Christmas woes to post a rise in revenue in the third quarter, boosted by strong Black Friday trading. The white goods specialist said UK sales grew 4.4 per cent in the three months to the end of December, while overall group revenue was up 8.2 per cent. But the firm [...]

  • Christmas shoppers shunned the high street, but attacking Amazon won’t help

    January 11, 2019

    Between the fierce renewal of the Brexit saga, parliamentary shenanigans, and a particularly chilling cold front (interpret that literally or metaphorically, as you will), the merriness of Christmas feels like a thing of the past. But for the high street, it feels like Christmas never came at all. Reports of retail sales, released yesterday by [...]

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