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  • Foxtons’ chair steps down in wake of ‘impaired’ trading performance

    July 7, 2021

    Chairman Ian Barlow has announced his intention to step down from Foxtons’ board later this year, after the estate agent’s share price plummeted during the Covid pandemic.   Barlow will step down no later than 31 December 2021 after nearly nine years on the board. Foxtons has had a tough year fending off criticism from [...]

  • Philip Green’s wife Tina paid £50m by Topshop administrators

    July 7, 2021

    Tina Green, the wife of former retail tycoon Philip Green, received £50m in May from Topshop’s administration. The £50m was lent to Topshop as part of an emergency restructuring in 2019 and secured against a warehouse in Northamptonshire. In the wake of the collapse of parent company Arcadia, the space was sold for £83m, the [...]

  • Euro 2020: Over 9m pints expected to be sold in lead up to England’s semi-final

    July 7, 2021

    Football fans are predicted to buy 6.8m pints during England’s Euro 2020 semi-final against Denmark tonight, with 9.7m expected to be sold throughout the day overall. The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) said it expects today’s game to draw more crowds into pubs than England’s previous quarter-final match against Ukraine. Pint half empty While [...]

  • UK small businesses rack up £3.5bn in Amazon export sales

    July 7, 2021

    Small and medium-sized British businesses selling on Amazon recorded over £3.5bn in export sales last year, according to figures released by the tech giant. Amazon said more than 14,000 UK SMEs surpassed £100,000 in sales in 2020, while over 1,000 reached £1m in sales for the first time. The top five categories in which customers [...]

  • Former Sainsbury’s boss backs Ellie Goulding’s hard seltzer brand

    July 6, 2021

    Former Sainsbury’s chief executive Justin King has made a “significant” investment in Ellie Goulding’s hard seltzer drinks brand and joined the board as a senior adviser. Served, which was founded by brothers Dean and Ryan Ginsberg last year, has seen its revenue surge in recent months and was valued at £13.6m after a funding round [...]

  • Soho House eyes $3.2bn valuation ahead of New York listing

    July 6, 2021

    The parent company of the Soho House members club said it is targeting a valuation of about $3.2bn (£2.3bn) as it prepares to list on the New York Stock Exchange. The group, which filed for the initial public offering (IPO) under the name ‘Membership Collective Group’ in June, said it plans to raise as much [...]

  • Driver shortages leave gaps on Sainsbury’s shelves

    July 6, 2021

    The boss of Sainsbury’s has admitted the supermarket has struggle to source all of its usual products in wake of a serious lorry driver shortage that has affected multiple sectors. Speaking today following Sainsbury’s quarterly results, CEO Simon Roberts said the supermarket giant had been unable to stock all its usual products because of driver [...]

  • High streets may never recover to pre-pandemic levels, minister warns

    July 6, 2021

    The number of shoppers on the high street may never again hit pre-Covid levels, as a combination of working from home and shopping online could permanently change consumer habits. Speaking to MPs on the Communities Select Committee, Luke Hall, minister for regional growth and local government, suggested a full recovery for the high street could [...]

  • Wembley windfall: Major events ‘worth £600m’ to London every year

    July 6, 2021

    While footie fans will only be worried about the result when England storm into the Euros semi-final tomorrow night, for London the historic showdown also means a major economic boost.   As Wembley prepares to welcome 60,000 fans at both the semi-final and final, a major new report has revealed that major sporting and cultural events [...]

  • Pubs to be allowed to stay open late for Euros final this Sunday

    July 6, 2021

    Pubs will be allowed to stay open late on Sunday night if the Euros final goes into extra time. Punters will be able to hang around for 45 minutes longer in pubs on Sunday evening in case the Euros final goes into extra time, regardless of whether England make the final. According to reports, pubs [...]

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