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  • Topps Tiles profits fall as Britain’s biggest tile retailer issues Brexit warning

    November 27, 2018

    Britain's largest tile retailer Topps Tiles reported a fall in profits and said it will stockpile supplies ahead of March next year after issuing a Brexit warning. The figures Topps Tiles said its adjusted profit before tax dropped 14 per cent to £16m for the year ending 30 September from £18.6m the previous year due [...]

  • Star baker: Greggs shares soar as sales grow ahead of expectations

    November 27, 2018

    Shares in Greggs soared more than 15 per cent this morning on the news that total sales had grown nine per cent since the beginning of October. The high street bakery chain expects full-year profit before tax to be at least £86m, it announced today in a trading update. Like-for-like sales in company-managed stores were up [...]

  • Pets at Home profits crash as restructuring costs mount

    November 27, 2018

    Pet care veterinary and retail chain Pets at Home has seen its profits fall dramatically over the last six months, as the business struggled with rising costs from restructuring in a difficult retail climate. Its share price fell by as much as 4.8 per cent in early trading. The figures Overall group revenue rose 6.7 per [...]

  • Thomas Cook shares plummet as it issues £30m profit warning following summer heatwave

    November 27, 2018

    Thomas Cook's share price crashed by 30 per cent this morning as it announced a £30m profit warning, blaming the summer heatwave for hitting the package holiday provider’s main trading period. The warning – the business's second in two months – comes as the firm reported its tour operations arm was down £88m, impacted by discounts in [...]

  • Surf’s up: London is getting a £40m surfing venue

    November 27, 2018

    London may become the first capital city in the world to boast an inland surfing venue, thanks to a project announced today by Lee Valley Regional Park Authority (LVRPA). LVRA and inland surfing company The Wave have unveiled plans for a £40m surfing destination called The Wave London next to the Lee Valley Athletics Centre in [...]

  • Campbell Soup reaches deal with activist investor to stop battle over board

    November 26, 2018

    Campbell Soup has ended a months-long battle with Third Point by promising the activist investor can choose two new board members. The hedge fund, which will now have a say in selecting Campbell’s new chief executive, has been locked into a dispute with the soup maker over its struggling share price and a takeover spree which [...]

  • Luxury furniture firm Smallbone of Devizes teeters on brink of collapse

    November 26, 2018

    High-end furniture manufacturer Canburg, which owns brands such as up-market designer Smallbone of Devizes, is on the edge of bankruptcy as it faces administration. The firm has filed a notice to appoint accountancy firm Grant Thornton as administrator this week, Sky News first reported. Hundreds of jobs could be at risk if proceedings go ahead. [...]

  • UK pub employment on the rise despite spate of closures

    November 26, 2018

    The number of people employed by pubs in the UK has increased over the last decade, despite a shrinking number of watering holes, new figures have revealed. Research by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows that while the number of pubs has shrunk from roughly 50,000 in 2008 to 39,000 in 2018, the number of employees [...]

  • Retail magnate Mike Ashley prepares to give evidence about high street struggles to MPs

    November 26, 2018

    Retail tycoon Mike Ashley is to give evidence about the woes facing the high street in front of a parliamentary committee next week after demanding an audience with MPs. Sports Direct confirmed today that the billionaire businessman is to face Westminster’s Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee for an hour-long session next Monday. The announcement [...]

  • Piece of cake: Revenue and profits grow after Cake Box’s Aim IPO

    November 26, 2018

    Cake Box boosted revenue by 44 per cent in its first half-year results following its £43m initial public offering (IPO), the company revealed today. The cream cake specialist listed on Aim in June and has since opened 15 new franchise stores, bringing the total to 101, with franchisee turnover up 29 per cent to £14.1m. [...]

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