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  • Marshalls: Can struggling landscaping giant exceed ‘fairly low’ expectations?

    August 13, 2023

    Investors will turn their focus to building products supplier Marshalls interim results on 16 August to see if the business has picked up any momentum amid a growing slump in the UK house building market.  The group, which is headquartered in West Yorkshire, has shown signs of struggling in recent months and announced in July [...]

  • Soho House: Waiting list for celebrity haunt at ‘all-time high’ with 95,000 in line

    August 11, 2023

    The wait list to secure a place at private members club Soho House has risen to “all-time high” with approximately 95,000 deep-pocketed individuals eager to secure a place at the spot globally. Soho House & Co Inc. the business behind the luxury hub, revealed its growing demand as part of its second quarter results – [...]

  • Mortgage and rent payments ‘difficult’ for almost 40 per cent of Brits

    August 11, 2023

    Some 38 per cent of Brits have confessed to finding it difficult to afford their rent or mortgage payments over the past month, as the cost of living crisis continues to wreak havoc on the public’s personal finances. This figure was around 29 per cent in early August 2022, new figures from the ONS show, [...]

  • Bellway ‘taking steps to reduce headcount’ as rate hikes continue mortgage slowdown

    August 9, 2023

    British housebuilder Bellway’s underlying operating margin will contract from 18.5 per cent to 16 per cent as mortgage rates continue to slow down demand in the sector.  The home construction company completed the build of 10,945 homes in the year ended 31 July falling from 11,198 in the same period last year.  As the central [...]

  • Beyond Meat: Pricey vegan alternative’s revenue falls 30 per cent as forecast slashed

    August 8, 2023

    Beyond Meat slashed its annual forecast for the year as its revenues plummeted 30 per cent in the second quarter due to customers becoming more reluctant to buy into pricey fake meat alternatives amid the cost of living crisis.  The US company, which supplies its vegan plant based burger patties to the likes of McDonald’s, [...]

  • H&T: Pawnbroker to expand high street and online presence as profits soar 31 per cent

    August 8, 2023

    H&T, Britain’s largest pawnbroker reported a 31 per cent rise in profit before tax to £8.8m  – with the pawnbroker looking to cash in on desperate times by expanding its presence. Its pledge book, which includes short-term loans linked to customers’ belongings, grew 14 per cent in the six months ending 30 June, reaching £114.6m [...]

  • Retail investors poised to spend near £100m on Oxford Street this year

    August 7, 2023

    Retail investment in central London is expected to exceed £1bn this year, with up to a tenth of that set to be spent on Oxford Street, raising fresh hope for the future of the London shopping destination.  Some £810m was splurged on retail investments across London in the first half of the year, new figures [...]

  • None for the road: Takeaway pints banned as Home Office ends pub pandemic scheme

    August 7, 2023

    Bad news for punters who enjoy a cold pint on the go as the government has decided to put an end to the Covid-19 scheme which allowed pubs to sell takeaway pints.  Pubs were allowed to sell alcoholic drinks in plastic cups to customers on the street in 2020, when businesses  could not trade normally [...]

  • Going out on top: Irn Bru boss to step down after two decades as revenues set to rise

    August 1, 2023

    The chief of Irn Bru maker AG Barr will step down after nearly two decades at the Scottish soft drinks giant.  Boss Roger White has plans to exit the firm within the next 12 months, when he and the rest of the board agree on a date. A plan to appoint a successor is underway.  [...]

  • Alcohol duty rise is ‘biggest shake up’ in decades as booze to be taxed by strength

    August 1, 2023

    The price of beer and wine will increase today as part of plans previously set out in the Spring Budget.  Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced the measures as part of the budget back in March, which saw an end to the blanket alcohol duty freeze which was put in place via the Autumn Budget 2020 during [...]

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