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  • Frasers edges closer to MySale takeover

    October 3, 2022

    Frasers Group has inched further towards a takeover of My Sale, after snaring a 50 per cent stake in the Australian e-commerce firm. The Sports Direct owner upped its stake in the business, after snaring 100,000,000 MySale shares from investment firm Jackson Family Capital and 62,145,385 MySale shares from former vice-chairman and founder of the [...]

  • Michael Doughty: Hylo Athletics founder on quitting football and ‘Patagonising Nike’

    October 3, 2022

    Former Premier League footballer Michael Doughty tells Frank Dalleres why he walked away from the game to set up sustainable sportswear brand Hylo Athletics. The longer that Michael Doughty’s playing career went on, the harder he found it to ignore the effects of climate change. “I saw way more games called off, way more training [...]

  • Deliveroo hits the streets with West End grocery store

    October 3, 2022

    Online delivery app Deliveroo has opened the doors of its first brick and mortar grocery store on New Oxford St. Shoppers will be able to order groceries through digital kiosks, via the Deliveroo app for collection or home delivery. The Deliveroo HOP shop will be open from 8am to 11pm. The range of 1,750 products [...]

  • Tortilla anticipates shaved margins as protein prices spike

    October 3, 2022

    Mexican fast-food chain Tortilla has warned it faces a hit to margins this year after meat prices have soared. Inflationary pressures would lead to a three percentage points reduction in gross margin for the 2022 financial year, to the tune of approximately £1.8m, Tortilla said on Monday.  The restaurant brand pointed to a 40 per [...]

  • Exclusive: Second Los Mochis restaurant to open at 100 Liverpool St rooftop

    October 3, 2022

    British Land Land has signed Los Mochis, the Baja-Nihon restaurant, which will open a flagship 14,000 sq ft restaurant on the rooftop of 100 Liverpool Street at Broadgate. CityA.M. can reveal that the Baja-Nihon restaurant will set up shop at 100 Liverpool St at Broadgate, opening in autumn 2023. The new venue follows in the [...]

  • Burger King inks whopper deal for ownership of 74 restaurants

    October 3, 2022

    Burger King has snapped up a swathe of restaurants from its second largest franchise partner, in its largest ever franchise consolidation. The fast food chain’s UK arm said an indirect acquisition of all 74 restaurants under Karali Limited and Teresina Limited would boost its plans to expand its owned and sub-franchised portfolio. Burger King UK’s [...]

  • Not a good look: PIRC advisory group scrutinises JD Sports boss’ multi-million pound exit deal

    October 2, 2022

    An influential shareholder advisory group has said JD’s payout to former boss Peter Cowgill is “not a good look” for the sportswear retailer. Former JD Sports’ boss Peter Cowgill is set to receive a multi-million pound payout after making his departure from the sneaker seller. Exit terms include a £3.5m payment over two years for [...]

  • Cineworld dials back losses from Covid-hit year ahead of ‘challenging’ period

    September 30, 2022

    Cineworld has managed to dial back some of its losses over the past year amid a “challenging” period for the beleaguered cinema chain, the company said on Friday. The British entertainment behemoth filed for bankruptcy in the US just weeks ago. Admissions in the six month period surged more than 400 per cent to 82.8m [...]

  • Maximilian Riedel: The 11-generation boss guiding the legendary glassmaker

    September 30, 2022

    Walking down the street with Maximilian Riedel, the 11th generation chief of the glassware firm that bears his family name, sounds like a demanding experience – at least if you work in his sales team. “I said to Steve (McGraw, Riedel’s UK managing director), when I walk the streets of London, I tend to look [...]

  • Made.com posts widening losses after furniture retailer puts itself up for sale

    September 29, 2022

    Online furniture seller Made.com has posted widening losses after consumers slowdown on buying homeware items amid the cost of living crunch. The company posted a loss before tax of £35.3m for the six months to 30 June, versus £10.1m a year prior.  Earlier this week, Made said it would conduct a strategic review of its [...]

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