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  • Vast Italian market Eataly set to open in the heart of the City

    April 20, 2021

    The Square Mile will soon be home to vast Italian market Eataly, which has already seen success in cities including New York, Boston, Los Angeles and Chicago. Broadgate Market, London’s largest pedestrianised neighbourhood, will host the 42,000 sq ft venture, which will include take-away, retail, and terrace dining. Eataly is slated to open on 29 [...]

  • Issa brothers’ Asda takeover hits roadblock as watchdog probes petrol station competition concerns

    April 20, 2021

    The UK’s competition watchdog has launched an investigation into the acquisition of Asda by the Issa brothers and TDR Capital over concerns that it could drive up petrol prices. The companies have said they will work with the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to find a resolution within the first stage of the probe. The [...]

  • Primark owner restores dividend as high street stores reopen

    April 20, 2021

    The owner of Primark today said it would restore its dividend and pay back furlough money as it issued an upbeat outlook following the reopening of retail stores. Associated British Foods (ABF) halted its payout last year due to the outbreak of Covid-19, which sparked an almost £1.5bn hit to its first-half Primark sales. The [...]

  • Tesco slapped with £7.56m fine for selling out-of-date food

    April 20, 2021

    Tesco was slapped with a £7.56m fine for selling out of date food at three of its stores by a Birmingham judge on Monday. The judge at Birmingham Magistrates’ Court also ordered the supermarket giant to pay a victim surcharge of £170, alongside the prosecution costs of £95,500, Birmingham City Council said. The penalty was handed [...]

  • John Lewis gets to work on Peter Jones Sloane Square facelift

    April 19, 2021

    John Lewis has begun a multi-million pound renovation of its Peter Jones store in Sloane Square. The facelift will see the store given a curved glass façade, ground floor shop windows, entrances and canopy, and a new, larger, more accessible entrance on King’s Road, according to the Evening Standard. John Lewis has outline planning permissions, [...]

  • Make it to-go: Wagamama boss Emma Woods heads for the exit

    April 19, 2021

    Make it to-go: Wagamama boss heads for the exit

  • Shoppers flock back to the West End in grand reopening of London

    April 19, 2021

    Following the easing of the lockdown the number of shoppers and visitors heading to the West End was more than expected, as shops in central London opened for the first time in months. In the first week following the easing of lockdown restrictions footfall in the West End stood at around 54 per cent of [...]

  • Billionaire Issa brothers snap up fast food chain Leon

    April 18, 2021

    The billionaire brothers behind Asda have snapped up British fast food chain Leon in a deal worth a reported £100m. Mohsin and Zuber Issa, who have agreed a £6.8bn deal to buy Asda, are now swooping on the London-based food chain through their petrol station empire EG Group. The transaction, which includes 42 company-owned restaurants [...]

  • Asda’s billionaire owners close in on Caffe Nero takeover

    April 18, 2021

    The billionaire brothers behind Asda are said to be closing in on a takeover deal for Caffe Nero after buying up the ailing coffee chain’s debts. Mohsin and Zuber Issa have bought roughly £140m of loans from Swiss private equity firm Partners Group via investment bank Morgan Stanley, the Sunday Telegraph reported. The deal puts [...]

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