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  • Pets At Home: Animal ownership ‘not just Covid trend’ as profit slips

    November 23, 2022

    The chief of Pets At Home has said pet owners are keen to treat their animals still, as the FTSE 250 firm posts subdued profit before tax. In interim results, the London-listed business posted underlying profit before tax of £59.2m, some 9.3 per cent below its previous half-year sum of £65.3m. Profit slipped due to [...]

  • Shoppers set to fork out more than last year on Black Friday buys

    November 23, 2022

    Shoppers are set to splash more cash on Black Friday purchases this year, despite cost of living pressures. Consumers will fork out seven per cent more for the shopping occasion, which falls amid a rare winter World Cup tournament, estimates from Nationwide have revealed. The building society forecast that its members would spend more than [...]

  • New Bond St second priciest shopping street in Europe as West End hopes for Christmas rebound

    November 23, 2022

    New Bond St has been dubbed as the second most expensive shopping street in Europe, missing out the top spot to Milan’s Via Montenapoleone. The new rankings from real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield show a robust landscape for retail real estate, despite a torrid few years due to Covid. New Bond St boasts [...]

  • Rail strike action will hit those Lynch claims to care about the hardest

    November 22, 2022

    In days past, newspapers had a tried-and-tested way of covering rail strikes. The key element was the photo spread of suit-and-tie workers in unusual situations – perhaps one had got the boat in for the first time, or cycled in on their child’s bike. Combine that with a few snaps of Wimbledon-esque queues to get [...]

  • Cost of living crisis shocks AO World as electrical retailer’s losses swell

    November 22, 2022

    Electricals retailer AO World has been shaken by the cost of living crisis sweeping the UK in recent months, as its revenue plunges and losses take hold. The London-listed company had already rolled out a streamlining operation, including shutting up shop in Germany, in a bid to slash overheads and shield revenue from rising inflation [...]

  • Union bosses warn of cash shortages at supermarkets as G4S workers vote to strike

    November 22, 2022

    Some 1,200 cash and coin delivery workers employed by G4S are set to walk out, with union bosses warning of shortages at Tesco shops and JD Wetherspoon pubs. Union GMB said this would mark the first ever industrial action for G4S workers, with a strike set to begin at 3am on Monday 4 December.  Some [...]

  • £4bn takeover of HomeServe set for early 2023 as profit rises for repairs firm

    November 22, 2022

    A £4.1bn takeover of repairs firm HomeServe by a Canadian suitor is on track to be completed by early 2023 at the latest. The pipe-fixing company has been snapped up by Bidco, a subsidiary of Canadian company Brookfield Infrastructure funds. HomeServe said all necessary regulatory and competition approvals have now been obtained in the UK [...]

  • Next steps: Gap builds on UK return with re-introduction of Banana Republic and Athleta brands

    November 21, 2022

    Gap has added a pair of apparel brands to its joint venture with Next, after the fashion firm left the high street amid the pandemic.  The e-commerce retailer said it will re-introduce Banana Republic and Athleta products to the UK via Next’s Total platform.  The US retailer shut its 81 stores in the UK and [...]

  • C’mon England: Pub bosses set to be the Three Lions’ biggest fans

    November 21, 2022

    Pubs are hoping for a wintry windfall thanks to the World Cup kicking off this week. The country’s boozers are hoping that England’s first match versus Iran this afternoon will draw in crowds on a traditionally quiet trading day.  The football tournament typically draws in £155m for pubs when held in the summer months. Pubs [...]

  • Catering giant Compass sees profits nearly triple after recovery surpasses expectations

    November 21, 2022

    Catering giant Compass has revealed that profits almost tripled over the past year after its recovery surpassed expectations. The world’s largest food services provider said it reported record new business growth as demand for business and sports catering rebounded following the impact of the pandemic. Revenues surged by 42.5 per cent to £25.5 billion for [...]

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