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  • Vita Mojo shakes things up with a £10m series A fundraise, backed by Investec

    November 28, 2018

    Healthy food-focused restaurant chain Vita Mojo has raised £10m in a series A fundraising round led by Investec Bank, as it heads for expansion. The firm said it is now "coming out of stealth mode" to help other businesses with its technology, having already signed up a few major customers such as Virgin Active, Chilango and Wokit. [...]

  • Thomas Cook shares continue to fall, dragging FTSE firms down with it

    November 28, 2018

    Package holiday provider Thomas Cook's share price has continued to fall for a second day, after having more than £175m wiped off its market value yesterday. The firm announced its third profit warning in five months, blaming the UK's long summer heatwave for a decline in Brits heading abroad. Shares in the FTSE 250 company declined by [...]

  • Restaurant Group shareholders approve £559m Wagamama takeover despite vote revolt

    November 28, 2018

    Restaurant Group shareholders approved the planned the £559m takeover of Wagamama today, but 40 per cent of shareholder votes opposed the deal. The vote sent the Restaurant Group's share price down by almost 10 per cent. The Frankie and Benny's owner had been set for a shareholder showdown after a number of investors voiced their intentions to vote [...]

  • Patisserie Valerie searching for new auditor

    November 27, 2018

    Patisserie Holdings, the parent firm of embattled cafe company Patisserie Valerie, has begun hunting for a new auditor to replace its under-fire accountant Grant Thornton. The bakery chain is in talks to find a successor to Grant Thornton, according to Sky News, days after the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) said it was probing the beancounter over [...]

  • H&M axes skinny jeans brand Cheap Monday

    November 27, 2018

    H&M is to axe its independent skinny jeans brand Cheap Monday, with the Swedish retailer blaming “major challenges” to the fashion industry for the decision. The world’s second largest clothing retailer is scrapping the Cheap Monday clothing, which is mainly sold online and through its sole UK outlet on Carnaby Street, as it looks to [...]

  • Viagogo forced to overhaul ticket-selling practice by competition watchdog

    November 27, 2018

    Ticket reseller Viagogo was today forced to “overhaul” the way it does business by the UK’s competition watchdog. In a landmark legal victory the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has secured a court order that will force Viagogo to tell customers the specific seat that they will get and whether there is a risk of [...]

  • Flooring maker Victoria’s rising revenue leads fightback after October bonds fumble saw shares plummet

    November 27, 2018

    Flooring company Victoria’s share price increased this morning as revenue jumped in its interim report, just weeks after it pulled out of a plan to issue bonds which caused shares to plunge 35 per cent in two days last month. The figures Underlying pre-tax profit jumped 87 per cent for the six months ending 29 September [...]

  • Black Friday draws in biggest ever week of sales for John Lewis

    November 27, 2018

    John Lewis Partnership said today that it has seen its biggest ever week of sales as shoppers flooded the beleaguered retailer’s stores for Black Friday discounts. Total sales for the week jumped 7.7 per cent when compared with the same week last year, as purchases hit a record in the firm’s 150-year-old history. Fashion and home [...]

  • ‘Business as usual’ as West End landlord Shaftesbury Group defies retail woes

    November 27, 2018

    West End owner Shaftesbury Group reported higher take-up and rising asset values this morning, defying the retail gloom that has been forecasted for many of Britain’s high street landlords. The Chinatown and Carnaby Street property group posted lower vacancies across its £3bn portfolio, with net income rising by 6.2 per cent to £93.8m in the [...]

  • Gin o’clock: UK gin sales account for three-quarters of EU production

    November 27, 2018

    The British gin boom continued to gather pace last year with UK sales accounting for 72 per cent of the total EU production, according to figures published today. UK manufacturers' sales of gin have now increased 267 per cent since 2009, climbing from £130m to £461m, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said. Whisky sales [...]

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