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  • Workers at Jaffa Cake bars factory threaten ‘permanent strike’ over pay

    November 14, 2022

    MORE than 750 workers at the Jaffa Cake bars factory have threatened to stage a permanent walkout over pay until bosses agree to get back to the negotiation table. Staff at the Aintree plant – who also make Jacobs Cream Crackers and Twiglets – have been taking limited industrial action since September over cost of [...]

  • Klarna amps up super-app aims with price comparison tool 

    November 14, 2022

    Klarna is looking to become an “assistant for each and every step of your shopping journey”, one of the fintech firm’s top bosses told CityA.M. today, as it ramps up efforts to become a ‘superapp’ with a new price comparison tool.  The Swedish buy-now-pay-later firm has launched the search and compare tool in its Klarna [...]

  • Administrators make millions from Debenhams’ demise

    November 14, 2022

    Debenhams‘ administrators have made millions in fees since the department store went under in 2020. According to reports from The Times, FRP Advisory has made more than £7.2m in fees since Debenhams filed for insolvency The administrators managed the sale of the store’s brand and website to Boohoo for £55m in January 2021, and documents reveal [...]

  • Joules calls in administrators as rescue talks collapse

    November 14, 2022

    Fashion and lifestyle firm Joules announced it had called in administrators and suspended trading on the London Stock Exchange this morning after emergency rescue attempts failed last week.

  • Cake Box says sales slowed as summer sun slices profits

    November 14, 2022

    The hot weather and cost living sliced into Cake Box’s trading success in the last six months, as the premium cake maker struggles to keep up with strong comparators. Although group revenues were up a humble 2.1 per cent to £16.8m, EBITDA and pre-tax profit plunged over 32 per cent as cost pressures start to [...]

  • Mike Ashley’s Frasers in late stage talks for Gieves & Hawkes takeover

    November 14, 2022

    Frasers Group is reportedly in late stage talks to seal a deal for Gieves & Hawkes, a beleaguered tailor which previously dressed Sir Winston Churchill and Queen Elizabeth II. Mike Ashley’s empire is swooping in for the Savile Row retailer after its Hong Kong-based owner fell into administration, Sky News first reported. The popularity of [...]

  • KFC eyes disadvantaged young people as fast-food giant ramps up recruitment efforts

    November 14, 2022

    KFC has pledged that a third of all its new staff by 2030 will be young people who have faced barriers to employment. The chain’s boss said it wants to help improve social mobility by giving disadvantaged young people more opportunities to work, build skills and confidence, and become managers. Through its Hatch employability programme, [...]

  • Healthy goals: England captain Harry Kane invests in low-calorie doughnut firm

    November 14, 2022

    England football captain Harry Kane has invested an undisclosed sum of cash in a low-calorie doughnut firm, CityA.M. can exclusively reveal. Urban Legend, which offers health-conscious shoppers a range of non high fat, sugar, salt baked goods, has added the sport star to its list of investors. The brand has secured £10m investment in its [...]

  • Nightcap boss: ‘No place for mediocrity’ in economic tumult as cocktail brand’s sales surge

    November 13, 2022

    Cocktail bar operator Nightcap is slowing down its expansion programme while its CEO told CityA.M. the sector faces “uncharted territory” this winter. While the London-listed business would not halt openings entirely, it would “be more cautious” with new sites, CEO Sarah Willingham said. In its annual report last week, the owner of The Adventure Bar [...]

  • Retailers balance ‘sadvertising’ and festive joy in this year’s Christmas adverts

    November 13, 2022

    Retailers have faced pressure this year to put out adverts that not only have a feel good factor, but also do good. Against the backdrop of a gloomy winter, where many families will be forced to cut back on Christmas celebrations and gifts in order to keep the fridge stocked and heating on, getting the [...]

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