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  • Reach revenues contract as national mourning causes ad slowdown

    October 11, 2022

    Mirror and Daily Express publisher Reach saw revenues dip in the third quarter after a drop off in advertising revenue in September as the country mourned the passing of the Queen.

  • The City is bouncing back: Itsu sees sales surge past pre-Covid levels amid office return

    October 10, 2022

    Asian-inspired restaurant chain Itsu has declared London is “back in business” after the capital has endured a protracted footfall recovery from Covid lockdowns. Itsu’s City sites have seen sales steadily grow throughout the year, with its third quarter shooting beyond pre-Covid levels, the brand said on Monday. “Increasing numbers” of customers are being served midweek, [...]

  • Getir in takeover talks with rival Gorillas

    October 10, 2022

    Rapid delivery giant Getir is reportedly in advanced talks to take over rival Gorillas. According to a report in Bloomberg, sources familiar with the matter said a proposed deal would be a mix of cash and equity. They said no final decisions had been made and the talks may not ultimately result in a sale. [...]

  • More Consolidation Ahead for Europe’s Consumer Sector?

    October 10, 2022  |  City Talk

    Europe’s consumer industry has suffered as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and has had to adjust quickly to survive. Lockdowns froze physical players and e-commerce provided a lifeline for survival for some. But the easing of restrictions did not necessarily help: consumer behaviours have clearly changed and retail footfall has not recovered to pre-pandemic [...]

  • West End has 109 per cent sales boost but retail leaders call for ‘urgent’ business reform

    October 10, 2022

    West End retailers are calling for fresh support and radical reform to help continue their pandemic recovery. The organisation representing 600 outlets and hospitality firms in Bond St, Oxford St, Regent St and Mayfair announced the district is returning to pre-coronavirus levels, but that it still needs help to stop it faltering. The New West [...]

  • Morrisons one step closer to watchdog green light for McColl’s takeover 

    October 10, 2022

    The competition watchdog has said it is minded to accept proposals from Morrisons that would alleviate any concerns over higher prices for consumers amid its takeover of McColl’s. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) had raised competition concerns regarding a small number of areas amid the supermarket’s £190m takeover of the beleaguered convenience store chain. [...]

  • Hollywood Bowl eyes expansion to more than 110 centres in UK and Canada

    October 10, 2022

    Hollywood Bowl has said it sees “a significant opportunity” to roll out its leisure business to more than 110 centres across the UK and Canada. In a trading update on Monday, the bowling alley operator said it was eyeing expansion opportunities across its three experiential brands, Hollywood Bowl and Puttstars in the UK and Splitsville [...]

  • Last orders: Pub numbers sink amid calls for further support

    October 10, 2022

    The number of pubs vanishing from communities in England and Wales increased by 50 per cent in the last three months, according to new data, amid warnings that more must be done to protect the great British institution.  During the three months to the end of September, 150 pubs were either demolished or converted into other [...]

  • Quiz reaps rewards of return of party season

    October 10, 2022

    Quiz has continued to back its come-back story as the fashion chain posts higher sales after shoppers have rushed to stock up their party wardrobes after the pandemic. In a trading update for April to September, the once struggling retailer posted total revenues of £49.4m, 37.2 per cent higher than the year before. Demand for [...]

  • Joules: CVA one of ‘potential options’ as retailer steams ahead with turnaround plan

    October 10, 2022

    Joules has acknowledged a CVA is one of a number of “potential options” it may opt for as it seeks to turn around the fortunes of the beleaguered lifestyle retailer. Sky News had reported that the struggling firm had been working with Interpath Advisory to discuss using a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA), with job losses [...]

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