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  • Upper Crust owner SSP takes hit from Boeing 737 Max ban

    July 19, 2019

    UK-based airport restaurant operator SSP today revealed its revenue rose by nine per cent in the second quarter despite it being hit by the Boeing 737 Max groundings. The Boeing 737 Max planes, which first flew in 2016, have been out of the air since March after crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia killed 346 people. [...]

  • Post Office appoints ex-Nisa boss Nick Read as chief executive

    July 18, 2019

    The Post Office has appointed consumer business veteran Nick Read as its new group chief executive.  Read will join the group in September and replace outgoing chief executive Paula Vennells, who earlier this year announced plans to step down after seven years in the job. Read more: Use your local post office or lose it [...]

  • Debenhams prepares to ask lenders for extra £50m lifeline

    July 18, 2019

    Debenhams is preparing to ask lenders for an additional £50m lifeline as it approaches the critical Christmas trading period.  The department store, which was taken over by its lenders after it fell into administration three months ago, could require access to additional borrowing facilities as soon as this autumn, Sky News reported.  Read more: Debenhams [...]

  • Asos profit warning: Three factors behind online retailer’s fall from grace

    July 18, 2019

    Shares in fast fashion retailer Asos plummeted this morning as the online marketplace warned that profits will be lower than expected this year. The company blamed this morning’s profit warning – its second in just over six months – on operational issues at new warehouse facilities in Europe and the US.  Operational issues plague retail [...]

  • Slug and Lettuce owner Stonegate Pub Company to pay £1.3bn for Ei Group

    July 18, 2019

    Slug and Lettuce owner Stonegate Pubs announced this morning it has bought Ei Group, the largest owner and operator of pubs in the UK, for £1.3bn. Stonegate, which also owns pub chains Walkabout and Yates, will offer 285p in cash for each Ei share, a premium of more than 38 per cent on Wednesday’s close.  [...]

  • ‘Ray of hope’: Rising wages keep shoppers spending in June

    July 18, 2019

    UK retail sales grew by one per cent in June compared to a month earlier, official figures have shown, reversing a fall in purchases in May. Read more: Real wages rise as UK inflation stays at two per cent However, in the three months to June British shoppers bought 0.7 per cent more goods, the [...]

  • Growing pains: Asos share price plunges after fresh profit warning

    July 18, 2019

    Online fashion giant Asos suffered a double-digit drop in its share price this morning after warning that profits will be lower than expected this year, citing new troubles in its international warehouse facilities. In its second profit warning in just over six months, the firm said today that it was reducing its forecasts as it [...]

  • Premier Foods pay report passes despite shareholder anger

    July 17, 2019

    Mr Kipling owner Premier Foods passed its executive pay recommendations this afternoon despite frustrated shareholders’ anger at the state of the company. Shareholder advisory firm ISS had recommended that investors oppose the remuneration report after the company paid former chief executive Gavin Darby a full salary of £864,000 in lieu of his notice period.  Read [...]

  • Google suspends Viagogo from advertising amid claims ticket site has not changed its ways

    July 17, 2019

    Google has today dealt a blow to controversial second-hand ticketing company Viagogo by suspending its website as an advertiser. It is the second setback for the firm this month. Earlier in July, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it would take Viagogo to court.  Read more: MPs warn consumers against using ticket reseller Viagogo [...]

  • ASA pulls the plug on Dyson’s ‘cordless’ fan advert

    July 17, 2019

    A Dyson advert for a cordless fan was a lot of hot air, the UK’s advertising regulator has ruled. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) today banned Dyson’s ad for the Pure Hot + Cool Fan, saying viewers could be misled about the need to plug the fan in. Read more: Sir James Dyson buys luxury [...]

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