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  • COP26: What do diamonds and sunglasses have to do with climate change?

    October 5, 2021

    What do diamonds, sunglasses, high-end lululemon sportswear and concrete have to do with climate change? They can all be made using carbon dioxide (CO2), locking up the planet warming gas. Watch the full report.

  • Marks Electrical eyes London IPO after online growth

    October 5, 2021

    Online retailer Marks Electrical has announced its intention to pursue an initial public offering (IPO) on London’s AIM market.  The group – which sells, installs and recycles a variety of household electrical items – has seen online growth swell as consumer behaviour has changed. Revenue hit £56m in the year to March 31 2021, up [...]

  • Debenhams launches new online marketplace following Boohoo takeover

    October 5, 2021

    Debenhams has launched a new online marketplace following its takeover by Boohoo earlier this year. It comes after Debenhams, once a historic high street staple in the UK, ended up another casualty of the pandemic that drove shoppers to the digital sphere. The website, launched by marketplace software as a service (SaaS) platform Mirakl, will [...]

  • Furniture specialist ScS hails ‘strong year of recovery’

    October 5, 2021

    Furniture specialist ScS said this morning it is experiencing a “strong year of recovery” as the firm bounced back to profitability. The Sunderland-based company reported a pre-tax profit of £22.7m for the year to July 31, after tumbling to a £3.1m loss in the previous year. Steve Carson, chief executive of ScS, also hailed a [...]

  • What’s next for food delivery following the junk food ad ban?

    October 5, 2021

    It’s been a confusing 12 months for UK food advertisers. First, there was the proposed ban on junk food TV advertising before the 9pm watershed. Then there was the announcement of more sweeping measures to obliterate online junk food advertising in the UK. Just a few months later, relief swept the food and drink industry [...]

  • Starbucks joins Deliveroo for app orders

    October 5, 2021

    Coffee chain Starbucks and delivery app Deliveroo have joined forces. More than 400 of the chain’s stores are available to order on the Deliveroo app from today, with more stores being added throughout the month. Londoners can now order coffees alongside sandwiches and other menu items. Other areas involved include Birmingham and Manchester.   Standard delivery [...]

  • Food and beverage M&A activity at highest since 2010

    October 5, 2021

    UK food and beverage M&A market activity was at its highest since 2010 this summer. Deal value between May and August, was at an estimated £3.9bn, according to corporate finance house Oghma Partners’ latest report. The year-to-date total value of recorded deals are estimated at £5.8bn – the nearest annual total was that 2015’s figure [...]

  • Supermarket sweep: Sainsbury’s and Tesco singled out as next takeover targets

    October 4, 2021

    Sainsbury’s and Tesco have been singled out as the next targets for buyout firms after the Morrisons deal.  US investment company Fortress – which was beaten to the Morrisons takeover by private equity Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) at auction – has indicated it is interested in other UK acquisitions. Joshua Pack, financier at Fortress, [...]

  • Burger chain Five Guys thanks ‘curbside collection’ for mitigating Covid impact

    October 4, 2021

    Burger chain Five Guys has said it is keen to continue a roll out of venues in the UK. New store openings were offset by the impact of the Covid pandemic in 2020, accounts filed to Companies House laid bare. The chain opened 10 new stores in the year, boasting 110 restaurants by the year [...]

  • BrewDog hopeful of a better year after filing 2020 losses

    October 4, 2021

    BrewDog has said the most recent trading numbers for its bar division “tell a very different story” to its yearly results for 2020. The company’s venues division posted a pre-tax loss of £10.4m for the year ended December 31 2020. This is compared to a pre-tax loss of £653,000 in 2019. What’s more, the company [...]

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