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  • ASOS boss says “it isn’t very practical” to be like an employer from the Victorian era

    October 5, 2016

    ASOS has kicked back against accusations of poor working practices in its Barnsley warehouse and has said the company looks forward to engaging with the government on the issues surrounding low paid workers. "The picture of an uncaring, secretive and exploiting employer from the Victorian times is false," ASOS said in a statement. "Actually, it isn't practical either. [...]

  • Megabrew merger between AB InBev and SABMiller inches closer as SAB shares suspend trading on London Stock Exchange

    October 5, 2016

    Shares in British drinks giant SABMiller suspended trading on the London Stock Exchange this morning as the Megabrew merger between SAB and Belgian beer giant Anheuser-Busch InBev inches closer.  Yesterday, the UK's High Court gave its approval to AB InBev's £79bn takeover and the holding company for the combined company, Newbelco, listed 1.7bn shares on the Johannesburg [...]

  • Topps Tiles share price slides after company warns on low consumer confidence

    October 5, 2016

    Topps Tiles said this morning that it had been hit by the fall in consumer confidence following the Brexit vote. After the company announced a slowdown in like-for-like sales growth to 1.4 per cent its share price slid more than six per cent. The sales dip was in part to due to a strategic change to [...]

  • Tesco’s pension deficit has more than doubled in six months

    October 5, 2016

    The market has responded positively to Tesco's new target for operating margin to move to four per cent by 2020, but Tesco also reported this morning that its pension deficit has more than doubled in six months. The deficit has risen from £2.61bn to £5.85bn due to exceptionally low bond yields, leaving the scheme's trustees in a tight spot. [...]

  • Bookies think Steven Woolfe is most likely to be the next leader of Ukip though they aren’t ruling out a third comeback for Nigel Farage

    October 5, 2016

    The UK's biggest high street bookmakers haven't ruled out Nigel Farage returning to the helm of Ukip for a third time, though the party's migration spokesman Steven Woolfe is being tipped to take the top spot.  Ukip was plunged into another search for a leader yesterday after Diane James stepped down, having spent just 18 days [...]

  • Tesco posts increase in UK like-for-like sales but profit drops 28 per cent

    October 5, 2016

    Tesco's share price jumped nine per cent in early morning trading after it posted an increase in UK sales in its interim results. The company also confirmed its pension deficit has jumped by £3.2bn to £5.9bn "due to lower bond yields". The figures Tesco's like-for-like sales in the UK were up 0.6 per cent in the first [...]

  • Raise a dram to this 50-year-old whisky… If you have £20,000 to spare, that is

    October 5, 2016

    A new whisky has been launched today that would leave Don Draper scrabbling for a dram – and his wallet.  The world's number two whisky brand, Scotch giant Glenlivet, has unveiled the second release from its luxury Winchester collection, a 50-year-old Vintage 1966 worth an eye-watering £20,000 a bottle and created by then-master distiller Robert Arthur. [...]

  • Business travelers fork out more to stay near the City, study shows

    October 4, 2016

    Business travelers were still prepared to pay more to stay near Canary Wharf and the Square Mile despite increased uncertainty ahead of the EU referendum. A bi-annual report by HRG — the global travel company — showed that average room rates for business travelers leapt in the Docklands and the City by 6.9 per cent [...]

  • Facebook and trend for fewer but bigger nights out lift profits at Revolution Bars Group

    October 4, 2016

    A large Facebook following and people opting for fewer but bigger nights out have revolutionised profits at Revolution Bars Group over the last year.  The figures Revenue at the premium bar firm, which operates the Revolution and Revolucion de Cuba brands, was up 6.9 per cent to £119.5m in the year ended 30 June.  Like-for-like [...]

  • World gets thirsty for British gin as exports skyrocket

    October 4, 2016

    The rest of the world has developed a bigger taste for British gin than ever before, as new figures show global exports have risen 166 per cent by value since 2000.  According to the Wine and Spirit Trade Association, exports since 2010 have risen 44 per cent by volume and 46 per cent by value.  [...]

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