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  • Ecommerce platform Clearbanc injects £500m into British startups

    October 8, 2020

    Ecommerce investor Clearbanc has announced its plans to invest £500m into British SMEs over the next year as part of its UK launch.  The alternative capital platform, founded by Canadian Dragons’ Den star Michele Romanow, will use its AI platform to invest in British online startups to help with future growth.  Clearbanc has already invested [...]

  • Pubs and bars in row over late night levy as 10pm curfew sinks sales

    October 7, 2020

    Pubs and bars have urged the government to scrap a tax on late night openings after it emerged many venues are still being charged despite being forced to close at 10pm. The late night levy is charged by some councils on venues selling alcohol between midnight and 6am as a way of paying for additional [...]

  • Just Eat Takeaway shareholders back Grubhub deal but reject US chief’s pay

    October 7, 2020

    Shareholders of online food delivery giant Just Eat Takeaway have approved its proposed $7.3bn (£5.6bn) acquisition of US rival Grubhub, but rejected a pay package for the company’s US chief executive.  The group agreed to buy Grubhub in June in an all-share deal that would make the combined group the biggest food delivery company outside [...]

  • Nicola Sturgeon slaps indoor booze ban on Scotland

    October 7, 2020

    Nicola Sturgeon has banned the sale of alcohol indoors in Scotland’s hospitality venues for 16 days in a bid to curb a second spike in Covid. From Friday, hospitality venues will only be able to open indoors between 6am and 6pm, and will not be able to serve alcohol in these settings. Hospitality venues in [...]

  • Greene King to close pubs as 10pm curfew cripples sales

    October 7, 2020

    Pub chain Greene King is preparing to permanently close 26 sites, putting hundreds of jobs at risk of redundancy, due to a sharp drop in sales exacerbated by the 10pm curfew on hospitality venues. It has launched a consultation process with 800 employees over the potential job cuts, Sky News reported.  The company is seeking [...]

  • Get the Keirs in? Starmer calls for review of 10pm curfew

    October 7, 2020

    Sir Keir Starmer has called for the government to review its 10pm curfew on pubs, restaurants and bars if it cannot provide any scientific evidence for its effectiveness. The Labour leader said at Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) today that parliament and the public “deserves to know” if there is a scientific basis for the restriction [...]

  • Frasers Group launches charm offensive to boost reputation over treatment of staff

    October 7, 2020

    Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group today launched a charm offensive against shareholders and the City over the firm’s treatment of workers, which has previously been the subject of intense scrutiny.  Speaking at this morning’s annual general meeting, non-executive chairman David Daly said the firm’s elevation strategy, which has seen it target a high-end retail reputation, also [...]

  • Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group urges investors to back employee bonus scheme

    October 7, 2020

    Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group has urged shareholders to back an employee bonus scheme, which would require the retailer’s share price to triple before workers receive a payout.  Ahead of this morning’s annual general meeting, the firm, which has come under fire recently over reports that staff were asked to work while on furlough, called on [...]

  • Tesco sees profit drop despite surge in lockdown sales

    October 7, 2020

    Tesco’s operating profit fell 15.6 per cent in the first six months of the year in new chief executive Ken Murphy’s debut set of results. Profit at the supermarket dropped from £1.23bn to £1.04bn, with a jump in sales due to the coronavirus pandemic weighed down by a hefty loss at Tesco Bank. On a [...]

  • See A Film Out To Help Out: Five ways to save the film industry

    October 7, 2020

    In this uncertain and unnerving year, there seems to be little light at the end of the tunnel, particularly for people working in the UK’s film industry. This week, Cineworld confirmed its plans to place all of its own cinemas and those of its Picturehouse brand in an unprecedented winter hibernation — meaning the loss [...]

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