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  • JD Wetherspoon faces opposition to finance director’s pay rise

    November 4, 2018

    JD Wetherspoon may be hit with a shareholder revolt at the pub chain’s annual meeting this month over proposals to boost the finance director’s pay by more than 10 per cent. Proxy advisers ISS and Glass Lewis have recommended that investors oppose a 12.3 per cent increase in salary for finance chief Ben Whitley to [...]

  • Marks and Spencer results will reflect the high street’s health

    November 4, 2018

    Results from Marks and Spencer’s clothing range – long the weaker twin to its strong food offering – will be closely watched when the retailer reports on Wednesday, after difficult results for several of its rivals. Consensus estimates from 11 analysts suggest the FTSE 100 firm will post half-year profits before tax of £203m, a [...]

  • Cafe Rouge owner brings in restructuring expert to negotiate lower rents

    November 4, 2018

    Cafe Rouge owner Casual Dining Group has engaged a restructuring specialist to negotiate lower rents with landlords, the company revealed today. The group, which also owns restaurant chains Bella Italia and Las Iguanas, has hired Alvarez & Marsal to drive down prices as the group struggles in a "tough operating environment". The casual dining sector has [...]

  • Sushi chain Wasabi hires PwC in hunt for cash injection to fund expansion

    November 4, 2018

    Sushi chain Wasabi is hunting for a new investor to drive international expansion, during a challenging period for the UK dining sector.  Financial services giant PwC has been hired to search for an injection of capital, the firm confirmed today, which will be used to refurbish and expand the UK portfolio of around 50 stores. [...]

  • IWG boss mulling £2.2bn break-up of serviced office space business

    November 3, 2018

    The world’s largest serviced office space provider is mulling a £2.2bn split which could result in swathes of the company’s international portfolio being sold off, according to Sky News. Mark Dixon, who runs IWG and founded the company under its original Regus brand, is said to be weighing up plans to split the firm into two [...]

  • Fried chicken and a trip to the bookies: London’s worst high streets revealed

    November 2, 2018

    Researchers have drawn a fresh map of London to rank its best and worst high streets for mental health and wellbeing. The Royal Society for Public Health analysed the different shops on high streets across the UK and measured them against factors including their potential to encourage healthy choices and their usefulness for mental wellbeing. For [...]

  • Paddy Power Betfair cashes in on US sales as revenues climb

    November 2, 2018

    Paddy Power Betfair reported rising third-quarter revenues this morning, as new efforts to tap into US markets helped deliver much-needed sales in the wake of challenges closer to home. The bookmaker’s shares edged up two per cent in early morning trading, with revenues hitting £83m in the three months to the end of September, marking a [...]

  • Sofa, so good: Ikea growth driven forward by deliveries and online

    November 2, 2018

    Ikea grew revenues by almost six per cent in the financial year, as online sales helped expand the top line. The furniture giant grew UK revenues by 5.9 per cent to £1.97bn for the financial year ending August. It increased market share to 8.4 per cent from eight per cent last year. While nearly 60m [...]

  • The City grabs popcorn for the ultimate takeaway tug-of-war

    November 2, 2018

    The knives are out in the food fight that’s gripped the takeaway sector. On one side, there’s market leader Just Eat which revealed yesterday that a chunky investment into its Latin American business will eat into profits. However, its shares were up more than six per cent as it reported a 41 per cent sales [...]

  • Caffeine boost: Starbucks shares buzz as turnaround plan beats sales estimates

    November 1, 2018

    Coffee behemoth Starbucks’ share price has risen more than eight per cent in after-hours trading, after the company performed better than expected in its fourth quarter. Strong growth in the US and China helped to boost sales, taking global net revenue to $6.3bn (£4.8bn). The company has battled with increased competition in recent months, laying off [...]

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