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  • London start-up founders reap rewards of almost £200m in loans

    October 10, 2022

    London has received more start-up loan cash than anywhere else in the country after a decade of a programme supporting entrepreneurs. Founders in the capital have received £187.1m through the government backed Start Up Loan scheme, with businesses across the country being provided with loans and mentoring. The scheme has delivered more than 97,000 loans [...]

  • Netflix banks £1.4bn from British subscribers as eyes turn to titan’s next results

    October 9, 2022

    Netflix raked in almost £1.4bn last year from its British subscribers, in the first tranche of publicly issued figures for the country. The US streaming titan said it amassed £1.38bn in revenue for the year ending 31 December 2021, in annual accounts filed in London at the end of last week.  After previously including UK [...]

  • Every little helps: Tesco reboots ‘kids eat for free’ scheme amid cost of living pressures

    October 7, 2022

    Tesco has announced it will be bringing back its Kids Eat Free scheme during the October half-term, as the cost of living crunch continues to batter Brits. The offer means parents can spend as little as 60p to claim one free child’s meal worth up to £3.25 when showing their Clubcard at checkout. To cover [...]

  • Tim Martin hits out at UK’s Covid policies as Wetherspoons sales linger below pre-pandemic levels

    October 7, 2022

    JD Wetherspoon chairman Tim Martin has hit out at the UK’s Covid restrictions after warning the pub group is still suffering from the adverse effects of Covid-19. The pub company said its sales had failed to return to pre-pandemic levels as it posted losses of £30.4m for the past financial year, on the back of [...]

  • Peloton slashes 500 more jobs as it pins hope on turnaround plan

    October 6, 2022

    Peloton said it plans to slash 500 more jobs, as chief executive Barry McCarthy gives the company six months to turn its run of bad luck around. The dramatic move knocks about 12 per cent from the exercise bike maker’s headcount to roughly 3,800 employees globally, and adds to the tide of staff cuts that [...]

  • Aldi kickstarts festive hiring spree with 3,000 new jobs this Christmas

    October 6, 2022

    Aldi has launched its festive hiring spree, revealing plans to create around 3,000 new jobs this Christmas. The discounter has created more than 2,000 temporary and permanent store jobs this winter. It also unveiled plans for more than 850 roles across its 11 regional distribution centres around the UK, for jobs including warehouse selectors, logistics [...]

  • Amazon to pay staff £500 cost of living payment as union urges tech giant to do more

    October 6, 2022

    Amazon will make a one-off payment of up to £500 for its hourly paid employees to help them with the cost of living crunch while it attempts to fend off union criticism on pay. Employees will receive two instalments of £250, one this month and one later in December. It comes as Amazon has received [...]

  • Diageo toasts ‘good start’ to year as drinkers’ thirst resilient despite economic slump

    October 6, 2022

    Guinness owner Diageo has raised a glass to resilient demand for drinks despite a consumer spending slowdown. In a brief trading update on Thursday morning, the London-listed beverage giant said it had made a “good start” to its 2023 fiscal year.  Chief executive Ivan Menezes noted “organic net sales growth across all regions” as the [...]

  • Consumer squeeze ‘worse than I have ever known’ says ex CBI boss and Cobra Beer chair

    October 6, 2022

    Consumers are being squeezed by “worse than I have ever known,” the former chief of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and the founder of Cobra Beer has said. Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live’s Wake Up to Money programme, Lord Karan Bilimora was asked about the impact of industrial action this month – with [...]

  • Victorian Plumbing bucks trend as bathroom retail sales surge

    October 6, 2022

    Victorian Plumbing has defeated the trend amid a subdued bathroom market and lauded rising sales this year. In full year results, the AIM-listed firm said it was trading ahead of consensus market expectations, both revenue and earnings wise. Its second-half revenue was up around per cent on last year, with sales performing especially well in [...]

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