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  • There are now 50/1 odds Dragons’ Den star Peter Jones will be the UK’s next Prime Minister

    November 19, 2016

    If British politics follows the US example, allowing an outsider businessman to ascend to the helm of the nation, Peter Jones could soon be swapping the set of Dragons' Den for Number 10.  There are now 50/1 odds that Jones will be the UK's next Prime Minister, according to online betting site BetStars, after the entrepreneur [...]

  • Alcohol industries call for duty freezes in Autumn Statement to distill Brexit fears

    November 18, 2016

    The beer and spirit industries are hopeful for another year of duty freezes, while the wine sector looks for a levelled playing field ahead of Philip Hammond’s Autumn Statement. Earlier this year, George Osborne froze the duty rates on beer, spirits and most ciders, but most wines and higher strength sparkling cider were set to go up, [...]

  • Your bagged salad is a Salmonella risk

    November 18, 2016

    Researchers at the University of Leicester have found that juices in salad bags are a breeding ground for Salmonella. Even tiny amounts of juices leaching from salad leaves can encourage the pathogen to grow, and the juices also allow particularly dangerous strains of the microbe to thrive.  Read more: #Marmitegate: Tesco boss warns suppliers against hiking [...]

  • Fuller’s facing unappetising cocktail of Brexit, living wage and business rate increases despite outperforming the market in first half

    November 18, 2016

    Fuller's insisted it has "outperformed the market" in the first half of the financial year but cautioned that it faces an unappetising brew of Brexit, the onset of the National Living Wage and business rate changes.  Overall revenue at the pub operator and brewer grew 11 per cent to £197.6m in the six months to 24 September, up [...]

  • Jimmy Choo’s share price rises on sterling’s slide

    November 18, 2016

    Jimmy Choo's share price climbed this morning after the company reported revenue growth due to improved trading and store openings. The luxury retailer's share price was up three per cent at time of writing. Read more: West End gets Brexit boost as sales to tip over £9bn for the first time It said its success [...]

  • #Marmitegate: Tesco boss warns suppliers against hiking prices

    November 18, 2016

    Tesco's chief executive Dave Lewis has told suppliers not to up prices due to sterling's slide following the Brexit vote. Lewis recently went to war with Unilever after the supplier tried to increase the price of popular goods such as Marmite and PG Tips by 10 per cent. Read more: Marmite peace settlement sends Tesco to the [...]

  • Retail sales defy gloomy predictions ahead of a bumper Black Friday

    November 18, 2016

    Retail sales have outperformed expectations ahead of the nation's biggest shopping spree – Black Friday. According to the Office for National Statistics, the volume of retail sales increased by 7.3 per cent in October compared to the same month in 2015 – the highest growth rate for fourteen years. The amount spent online grew by [...]

  • World’s largest Lego store opens in London’s Leicester Square

    November 17, 2016

    The world's biggest Lego store opened its doors in London's Leicester Square earlier today.  The store, which is the 131st to open worldwide, features a life-sized Underground Tube carriage, where visitors can pretend to take a trip with a Royal Guard and a rather famous bard, but without the signal failures. The carriage, which took [...]

  • Gap shares slump as profits unravel for most recent quarter

    November 17, 2016

    Shares in Gap have plummeted in after hours trading, after the retail giant revealed its incomes and sales had fallen during its most recent quarter. The figures Net income for the retailer for the 13 weeks to 29 October slipped to $204m (£164.2m), down 18 per cent from $248m for the same period the year before. [...]

  • Londoners are the most likely to take work off to bag a bargain on Black Friday

    November 17, 2016

    Why work when you could shop? It seems a healthy chunk of us have been asking ourselves that very question, and have decided to skip work for the year's biggest day of discounting – Black Friday. According to a survey by discount retailer The Original Factory Shop (Tofs), seven per cent of us intend to [...]

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