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  • Domino’s Pizza switches to ‘contact-free delivery’ but suspends dividend payments

    March 27, 2020

    Domino’s Pizza Group has announced it will continue to trade by providing “contact-free delivery” but has stopped its collection service due to the coronavirus pandemic. Britain’s biggest pizza delivery firm said it had seen increased demand and would now only be making contactless deliveries amid the coronavirus crisis. In a trading update released this morning, [...]

  • Coca-Cola HBC sees demand slump amid coronavirus but plans dividend

    March 27, 2020

    Coca-Cola HBC has said demand has slumped in countries with heavy coronavirus restrictions such as Italy and that uncertainty around the situation means it cannot provide guidance for its full-year results. The firm, one of the world’s largest Coca-Cola bottlers, said in an update today that it still intends to propose an ordinary dividend of [...]

  • Next suspends online shopping amid UK coronavirus outbreak

    March 27, 2020

    Next has suspended all online operations in order to protect staff amid the UK coronavirus outbreak. The high street retailer said it has made the “difficult decision” to keep warehouse and distribution staff safe as the number of UK coronavirus cases continues to rise. The company said in a statement last night: Next has listened [...]

  • Coronavirus: Mike Ashley ‘deeply apologetic’ for series of mistakes

    March 27, 2020

    Frasers Group boss Mike Ashley has said he is “deeply apologetic” for a series of blunders in the company’s handling of the coronavirus outbreak. The Sports Direct owner wrote an open letter in which he apologised for his own personal actions and those of the Frasers Group business. Earlier this week, the group had pledged [...]

  • Pursuing purpose, not profit, could help businesses grow a bigger pie for all of us

    March 27, 2020

    The coronavirus crisis is highlighting one of the most fundamental tensions that business leaders face: do they pursue purpose or profit? Sainsbury’s chose purpose. They’ve reserved the first hour on every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for elderly and vulnerable customers, and are giving them priority access for online delivery slots. The supermarket is also limiting [...]

  • Coronavirus: Consumer confidence plunges but avoids 2008 levels

    March 27, 2020

    Consumer sentiment has plummeted due to coronavirus, although it has yet to fall to the levels reported during the 2008 financial crisis, according to the latest research.  Sentiment dropped 29 points to minus 26 between December last year and this March, the sharpest quarterly fall in more than 10 years. However it is higher than [...]

  • Morrisons directors quit in corporate governance row

    March 26, 2020

    Two Morrisons non executive directors have quit, reportedly due to a disagreement over corporate governance at the supermarket.  Neil Davidson, chair of the corporate compliance and responsibility committee, and Tony van Kralingen, remuneration committee chair, have stepped down and will cease to be directors from 26 and 29 April respectively.  The grocer said today that [...]

  • Coronavirus: Retailers pause online shopping over safety fears

    March 26, 2020

    Retailers have started to close down their online operations as well as physical stores in response to the coronavirus outbreak, citing concerns over the safety of their warehouse workers.  High street chains Next, Moss Bros and River Island have today temporarily closed their internet shopping services, despite government guidance that online retailers can continue to [...]

  • Topps Tiles warns on profit and suspends dividend

    March 26, 2020

    Topps Tiles has issued a profit warning and does not expect to pay a dividend this year as it closes stores amid the coronavirus outbreak. The tile specialist said the pandemic will result in a “material reduction” to expectations for revenue and profit and is not expecting to pay an interim dividend this financial year. [...]

  • Dixons Carphone posts surge in online shopping as Brits work from home

    March 26, 2020

    Dixons Carphone has reported a huge increase in online sales as Brits splash out on laptops, TVs and kitchen appliances to cope with coronavirus quarantine. The retailer today posted a 72 per cent increase in online sales of electrical goods in the three weeks to 21 March. The boost was driven by booming demand for [...]

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