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  • Pubs, bars and restaurants get al fresco boost as Canada extends pavement licences

    September 15, 2023

    Pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants in the Square Mile will be able to continue offering ‘al fresco’ dining into next summer, after Canada Corporation agreed to extend pavement licences to hospitality businesses, up to September 2024. The local authority said it acknowledges how hard the hospitality sector was “hit by the pandemic.” [...]

  • Transport for London renames Bond Street ‘Burberry Street’ – and the internet is not impressed

    September 15, 2023

    Oh dear! A quirky move by TFL to rename Bond Street as Burberry Street in celebration of London Fashion Week, has not gone down well on the internet.. The West-End tube stop which is home to a number of high end stores will now be transformed into Burberry Street for one week while top models [...]

  • Arm maintaining its lofty US valuation will be indicator for London IPO revival

    September 15, 2023

    Shares in Softbank’s Arm have taken flight, surging nearly 25 per cent above their Nasdaq debut price, marking a triumphant return to the public markets after a seven-year hiatus for the chip designer. A loud reception has bolstered market experts’ optimism for beleaguered IPOs, which has faced substantial headaches in recent years, such as rising [...]

  • Bitcoin’s usual September slump is still catching the odd wave of positivity

    September 15, 2023

    Jason Deane looks back over the crypto week and assesses how Bitcoin is coping in the traditional September slump.

  • EP: 229 Doncaster, Chester & Hong Kong

    September 15, 2023

    The final classic of the season takes place at Doncaster on Saturday as this year’s three-year-old generation line up in the Group 1 St. Leger, the highlight of this weekend’s racing. We also look at a couple of TV races at Chester on the same afternoon. Morning Wire Racing editor Bill Esdaile previews the best [...]

  • H&M’s summer sales flatline after rival Zara owner cheers boost

    September 15, 2023

    Fashion chain H&M has revealed its sales flatlined in the latest quarter after its biggest rival Zara owner Inditex cheered a stronger performance. The Swedish retail giant said its net sales, in local currencies, were flattish over June to September, compared to the same period last year. The weaker-than-expected quarterly update suggests that the chain [...]

  • Wilko: High street chain collapsed owing £400m to creditors

    September 15, 2023

    Wilko collapsed with a well over £400m gap in its finances, according to documents published on Companies House, including £157.3m owed to trade creditors. The reports, first published by The Grocer, show that the high street chain owed £411m to unsecured creditors, and a further £25.8m was owed to HMRC.  Some of the creditors included [...]

  • Amazon deal boosts Games Workshop ahead of Warhammer TV series

    September 15, 2023

    Warhammer owner Games Workshop has said its trading performance for the three months ending 27 August has shot past expectations set by the board, as the company is spurred by a mega-deal with Amazon. Licensing revenue nearly doubled at £6m compared to last year’s £3m in the same period, while core revenue soared to £121m, [...]

  • Supermarkets hike prices to make loyalty card customers feel like they are getting a discount, new study claims

    September 15, 2023

    Supermarkets such as Tesco and Sainsbury’s could be hiking their ‘regular’ prices to make loyalty scheme customers feel they are getting a discount, according to a new report by Which.  The consumer choice group analysed 141 Clubcard and Nectar card prices at Tesco and Sainsbury’s and tracked their pricing history back six months.  According to [...]

  • UK risks losing ‘competitive advantage’ in race to develop self-driving cars

    September 15, 2023

    The UK risks losing its “competitive advantage” in the development of self-driving vehicles if the government fails to pass legislation urgently, MPs and industry groups have warned. A report from the Transport Committee argues that self-driving has been a “Great British success story” but that if appropriate legislation is not included in the upcoming King’s [...]

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