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  • Thorntons to close all UK stores putting 600 jobs at risk

    March 15, 2021

    Thorntons has announced it will close all of its stores, putting around 600 jobs at risk.  The chocolatier said this afternoon that it will permanently shutter its 61 branches due to the restrictions on trading during the coronavirus pandemic. In a statement the Sheffield-founded brand said lockdown restrictions over the Easter and Christmas period and [...]

  • More than half of UK spending now online after pandemic, says Lloyds Bank

    March 15, 2021

    More than half of all UK spending has now shifted online thanks to the Covid pandemic and physical payments have shifted one kilometre closer to people’s homes, according to Lloyds Bank. A new study by the bank also found that ATM and branch withdrawals plummeted by 33 per cent over the past year. Debit card [...]

  • Flutter mulls spinning off Fan Duel sports betting brand in US

    March 14, 2021

    Paddy Power owned Flutter is mulling spinning off its Fan Duel brand in order to capitalise on the growing US sports betting market. Over the weekend the FTSE 100 firm confirmed it was looking at listing part of the brand on a US exchange, it was reported. Having first invested in Fan Duel in 2018, [...]

  • Hollywood Bowl taps investors for £30m to expand in UK

    March 12, 2021

    Hollywood Bowl has successfully tapped investors for £30m, which it will use to invest in its chain of UK bowling alleys. The leisure firm this morning completed a share placing to raise the cash ahead of its reopening date. Hollywood Bowl will use the proceeds of the raise to invest in its new centre pipeline, [...]

  • John Lewis to close more stores in places ‘where people aren’t going’ after it lost £517m in 2020

    March 12, 2021

    John Lewis to close more stores in places 'where people aren't going' after it lost £517m in 2020

  • Burberry shares jump as fashion brand expects to beat profit and revenue forecasts

    March 12, 2021

    Burberry’s share price jumped this morning after the British fashion brand announced revenue and profit are expected to beat previous forecasts.  The luxury goods giant said there had been a strong rebound in trading since December and store retail sales in the fourth quarter of the financial year will be between 28 to 32 per [...]

  • Hammerson widens losses as pandemic wipes £2bn off portfolio value

    March 12, 2021

    Retail landlord Hammerson this morning posted a £1.7bn loss for last year, after the coronavirus pandemic wiped £2bn off the value of its property portfolio. Hammerson, which owns Birmingham’s Bullring Shopping Centre, said losses widened from £781m in 2019 to £1.7bn last year, primarily due to falling property values.  Its portfolio value at the end [...]

  • Branston pickle, Cadbury flake and crumpets among top five UK exports expats craved during pandemic

    March 11, 2021

    Demand for UK food from exporter British Corner Shop surges in US amid revenue rise by 150 per cent

  • Consumer business leaders to ramp up cost-cutting measures this year, survey finds

    March 11, 2021

    The economic pain caused by the pandemic is set to continue in the consumer business sector, as most bosses said they will continue to cut costs for the foreseeable future. Research showed that 73 per cent of chief executives and chief financial officers are planning to ramp up cost reduction programmes this year due to [...]

  • Oxford Street: This is what the UK’s shopping destination could look like after lockdown

    March 11, 2021

    Oxford Street – the world famous shopping destination that attracts millions of Londoners and tourists every year – is set to look drastically different when the city emerges from the latest coronavirus lockdown. An arts centre, 25 metre artificial hill and play areas in bus lanes are among the ideas that have been floated to [...]

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