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  • Naked Wines’ CFO departs role immediately after wine seller’s gloomy sales forecast

    July 25, 2022

    Naked Wines has said its chief financial officer has left his position immediately by mutual agreement, following a bleak sales forecast from the online wine seller. The London-listed company said Shawn Tabak, who held the position of director as well as the top finance job, departed his roles last week on 22 July.  Former CFO [...]

  • Investment behemoth Hilco Capital joins race to snap up Paperchase

    July 22, 2022

    Former HMV-owner Hilco has joined the race to snap up Paperchase, according to City sources.

  • Government and major businesses work together to help households with cost of living

    July 21, 2022

    The government will collaborate with leading businesses to help UK households facing the cost of living crisis, it said today. The Cost of Living Business Tsar and ex-chief of Just Eat David Buttress agreed retail deals and discounts with major businesses in the UK like Asda, Sainsbury’s, Amazon, and Vodafone as part of the Help [...]

  • ‘Left in limbo’: Pubs and brewers disappointed as alcohol duty legislation pushed back

    July 21, 2022

    Brewers and pubs have been “left in limbo” after the government has announced delays to the next phase of changes to the alcohol duty system. Draft legislation was set to be published this summer, to be consulted on before being introduced through the 2022/2023 finance bill. Ministers have been looking at how to introduce changes [...]

  • Amazon snaps up One Medical in £2.9bn push into healthcare

    July 21, 2022

    Amazon said it would be snapping up One Medical in a $3.49bn (£2.93bn) all-cash deal as the e-commerce giant pushes into health care.

  • High street moves: Whitbread boss Alison Brittain set to join Dunelm board

    July 21, 2022

    Whitbread’s outgoing boss Alison Brittain is set to take on a non-executive director role at homeware brand Dunelm. Brittain will join the Dunelm board in early September, with it expected that she will succeed Andy Harrison as chair in September 2023. Brittain announced she was departing from the Premier Inn owner and FTSE-100 business earlier [...]

  • Now hiring: Aldi launches recruitment drive for 1,000 new logistics roles

    July 21, 2022

    Aldi is the latest firm to take part in a logistics recruitment boom, creating some 1,000 roles across the country over the next year. The discount supermarket wants to expand its distribution, transport and maintenance teams at its 11 regional distribution centres across the country. It comes as retailers are facing a race for distribution [...]

  • Primark owner poaches Marks & Spencer director for top finance job

    July 21, 2022

    Primark owner Associated British Foods has nabbed Marks & Spencer’s CFO Eoin Tonge for its top finance job. Associated British Foods said that its current finance director John Bason will step down from the board, with Tonge stepping into his shoes no later than February 2023. Tonge also holds the position of chief strategy officer [...]

  • Marks & Spencer snaps up logistics firm Gist for £145m to take control of food supply chain

    July 21, 2022

    Marks and Spencer has acquired the logistics provider to its food arm for £145m, with the supermarket “taking control of our food supply chain for the first time in our history.”  The premium supermarket said on Thursday the acquisition from Storeshield, owned by The BOC Group, would aid its multi-year plan to modernise its food [...]

  • Ocado losses swell as shoppers add less items to their baskets amid cost of living crunch

    July 21, 2022

    Ocado has posted swelling losses after shoppers have added less items to their shopping baskets following the cost of living crunch and easing of lockdown restrictions. Losses widened to £211m, from £27.9m the year prior, for the six month period to 29 May, as customers tightened their purse strings as inflation surged past new 40-year [...]

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