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  • UK pubs call for social distancing to be reduced to one metre

    May 18, 2020

    The UK pub industry has called on the government to allow venues to reopen with one metre social distancing measures in place, rather than the two metres currently required. The government said that some hospitality venues, including pubs, could reopen from 4 July at the earliest, with social distancing measures. The current government advice is [...]

  • Just Eat slams watchdog’s approval of Amazon’s £442m investment in Deliveroo

    May 18, 2020

    Just Eat has slammed the competition watchdog’s “U-turn” decision to give the go-ahead to Amazon’s £442m investment in Deliveroo during the coronavirus crisis. The delivery platform, which was bought by Dutch firm Takeaway.com earlier this year, said it was “concerned by the very sudden U-turn in the Competition and Market Authority’s decision making”.  The CMA [...]

  • Embattled retailer Ted Baker appoints new finance chief

    May 18, 2020

    Fashion retailer Ted Baker has appointed former HMV finance boss David Wolffe as its chief financial officer.  Wolffe, who previously held senior roles at ITV Studios, AOL Europe and BBC Magazines, was hired as Ted Baker’s interim finance chief in January.  The retailer has struggled over the past year, with a string of profit warnings [...]

  • Retail landlord Intu seeks debt standstill as rent payments fall in lockdown

    May 18, 2020

    Embattled retail landlord Intu said this morning that it is seeking debt standstills from its lenders as it warned it expects to breach covenants next month due to a slump in tenant rent payments.  Intu, which owns Manchester’s Trafford Centre, said the impact of unpaid rent and plummeting property valuations was likely to result in [...]

  • Aldi launches grocery delivery trial with Deliveroo

    May 18, 2020

    Budget supermarket Aldi has announced that it will launch its first grocery delivery service today in partnership with Deliveroo.  The retailer will trial a rapid delivery service from a store in Nottingham before extending the service to a further seven East Midlands stores next month.  The German grocer said it could roll the service out [...]

  • Competition watchdog seeks emergency powers to tackle coronavirus profiteering

    May 18, 2020

    The UK’s competition watchdog has told the government it needs emergency powers to crack down on firms profiteering from the coronavirus crisis. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it needs emergency time-limited legislation to tackle companies that have increased prices for high demand products such as hand sanitiser during the pandemic.  CMA chief executive [...]

  • Visitor numbers at UK shopping destinations dive in coronavirus lockdown

    May 18, 2020

    The number of visitors to UK shopping destinations collapsed last month during the coronavirus lockdown, according to the latest research. UK footfall plunged 84.7 per cent in April, a record decline for the retail industry, due to the mandatory coronavirus lockdown that forced shops to close and restricted the movement of consumers.  Shopping centre footfall [...]

  • US retail sales drop at record pace amid coronavirus shutdown

    May 15, 2020

    US retail sales plunged at the quickest pace on record for the second month in a row in April, official figures have shown, as coronavirus containment measures caused shops to close and Americans to stay in their homes. The Commerce Department said sales dropped 16.4 per cent last month compared an 8.3 per cent drop [...]

  • London bar group Enhanced Hospitality claims 650 jobs at risk over insurer’s refusal to pay

    May 15, 2020

    London bar and restaurant chain Enhanced Hospitality has launched legal action against Allianz, claiming that its failure to pay out under business interruption insurance has put 650 jobs at risk.  Enhanced Hospitality, which owns Camden live music venue Dingwalls and Soho private members club Blacks, has hired law firm Field Fisher to pursue a claim [...]

  • Royal Mail chief executive Rico Back steps down after less than two years

    May 15, 2020

    The chief executive of Royal Mail has stepped down after less than two years in the role. Rico Back has stepped down as group chief executive with immediate effect, and will leave the company on 15 August after more than 30 years. Back, who joined the company in 1989 and was appointed as chief executive [...]

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