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  • Facebook gets new London headquarters on Tottenham Court Road

    September 11, 2015

    Tottenham Court Road had better brace itself for an influx of social media aficionados, as Facebook is renting over 225,000 square feet of office space in central London for huge new UK headquarters. Property developer Great Portland Estates is leasing its entire Rathbone Square development, by the Tottenham Court Road Tube station, to the social [...]

  • JD Wetherspoon hits out at government’s Living Wage

    September 11, 2015

    Pub chain JD Wetherspoon has become the most recent in a series of companies to hit out at the government’s Living Wage. In the company’s preliminary yearly results, the pub chain said the government is putting pubs under financial strain. Read more: National living wage – All businesses will end up paying it – but [...]

  • AIM-listed Gemfields announces $22.5m worth of deals in Colombian emerald mining projects

    September 11, 2015

    Leading coloured gemstone producer Gemfields is expanding its emerald business to Latin America. The AIM-listed company said yesterday that it had acquired two new projects for mining the green gemstone in Colombia in deals worth $22.5m (£14.5m). Gemfields chief executive Ian Harebottle said yesterday that the firm was “delighted” about entering Colombia, calling it a [...]

  • Lidl plots London expansion drive with 280 stores

    September 11, 2015

    German discounter Lidl is going after London middle class shoppers with plans to open a huge swathe of stores in upmarket boroughs, including Notting Hill and Mayfair.    The retailer, which has been rapidly gaining market share, yesterday announced ambitious plans to open 280 stores in London and the M25 area.    The areas it [...]

  • John Lewis profit dented by £60m pension charge

    September 11, 2015

    John Lewis warned yesterday that full-year profits could be as much as 21 per cent lower on the back of pension charges and tough competition on the high street and in the grocery market.    The partnership, which includes John Lewis department stores and Waitrose supermarkets, said pre-tax profits in the six months to 1 [...]

  • Primark opens first US store in central Boston

    September 11, 2015

    Retail giant Primark has taken its first step into the US market, with plans to launch a total of eight stores in the region over coming months. The group opened its flagship store in Boston yesterday, having previously opened a distribution centre in Pennsylvania last week. “We have chosen the ideal location for our north [...]

  • Marsh agrees to take over Jelf for nearly £260m

    September 11, 2015

    Jelf Group confirmed late yesterday that it has reached an agreement about a proposed takeover by Marsh & McLennan Co Acquisitions (known as Marsh).   Jelf said insurance broker Marsh has offered 215p a share, valuing Jelf at around £258m.       Jelf shares closed down 2.6 per cent to 222.65p yesterday.   The [...]

  • Dunelm lifted by superstore expansion

    September 10, 2015

    Dunelm posted a 13 per cent jump in full-year sales yesterday as its curtains, bed linen and other home accessories proved a hit with shoppers.    The FTSE 250 homeware retailer, majority owned by the Adderley family, reported total revenues of £822.7m in the year to 4 July, up from £730.2m in 2014.    Profit [...]

  • Living Wage: Morrisons boss Dave Potts joins Next, John Lewis and Whitbread in warning of extra staff costs

    September 10, 2015

    The cost of the National Living Wage is stacking up rapidly. Morrisons has today admitted that the introduction of the government-imposed measure next year is going cost the supermarket group “10s of millions of pounds” on top of the costs the business is already battling with to turn itself around. From April next year, businesses [...]

  • Deloitte helps graduates on its scheme with East Village flats in London

    September 10, 2015

    Deloitte, one of the Big Four accountancy firms, is helping its new graduate intake navigate London's housing crisis by reserving more than 40 flats in the former Olympic Athletes’ Village. The firm has joined forces with Get Living London, owner and manager of privately rented homes at what's now the trendy East Village, to help junior staff [...]

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