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  • Richard Branson shares images of Virgin Voyages cruise liner

    July 4, 2019

    Billionaire Richard Branson revealed images and details of his Virgin Voyages cruise line today, which will feature on-board gyms, 20 restaurants and cafes, and a record store. Branson said he had been “dreaming” of starting a cruise business since the beginning of his career.   Read more: Sir Richard Branson looking for additional investment in Virgin [...]

  • Competition watchdog seeks to find Viagogo in contempt of court

    July 4, 2019

    The UK’s competition watchdog is to launch proceedings to find online ticket marketplace Viagogo in contempt of court, it announced today. Read more: MPs warn consumers against using ticket reseller Viagogo The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said the move comes after Viagogo allegedly failed to overhaul the way it presents information on its website [...]

  • Magners owner C&C Group eyes up London listing

    July 4, 2019

    Magners cider manufacturer C&C Group has announced plans to move its listing to London as it looks to target new investors in the capital’s “key” financial market. The drinks giant is currently listed on both the Euronext in Dublin and the premium segment of the London Stock Exchange. Read more: Pub operator Ei Group’s profits [...]

  • Sports Direct hit with second senior departure in a week

    July 4, 2019

    A senior figure within Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct has left the firm, marking the second high-ranking departure in under a week. The high street retailer’s company secretary Cameron Olson is leaving the firm to return to Australia for personal reasons, a spokesperson said today. The news, first reported by Press Association, comes just days after [...]

  • 4,500 jobs at risk as William Hill prepares to close 700 stores

    July 4, 2019

    Betting firm William Hill today said it will consult on shutting around 700 stores across the country, putting 4,500 jobs at risk. The firm blamed the government’s decision to introduce a maximum £2 bet cap on fixed-odds betting terminals in April. Read more: Regulator bans William Hill’s cheeky Tinder advert The previous limit was £100. [...]

  • Game management to sell shares to Ashley’s Sports Direct

    July 4, 2019

    Directors at retailer Game have urged shareholders to accept a £52m takeover offer from Sports Direct, saying they intended to sell their own shares to Mike Ashley’s company. Read more: Game recommends Sports Direct takeover offer Game previously recommended the offer of 30p per share, which it said was “fair and reasonable”. The bid came [...]

  • Superdry taps two top finance bosses after boardroom exodus

    July 4, 2019

    Superdry has appointed two retail finance heavyweights to its board as it looks to restore order after an exodus of board members. The fashion chain has appointed Helen Weir and Alastair Miller as directors, with the appointments set to take effect from 11 July. Read more: Superdry delays results after issuing profit warning Weir was [...]

  • Primark owner blames sales drop on ‘unseasonable’ weather

    July 4, 2019

    Primark sales rose four per cent above last year’s level for the year to date, owner Associated British Foods (ABF) said today. Read more: Primark sales soar but sugar sales drop at owner ABF However, like-for-like sales actually fell in the 40 weeks to 22 June, with the sales boost coming largely from new stores. [...]

  • Asda and Just Eat launch express grocery delivery service

    July 3, 2019

    Asda is partnering with Just Eat to launch a grocery delivery service that will enable customers to order products to their door in just half an hour.  The grocers is also planning to roll out a pizza delivery service to 50 stores by the end of the year following a successful trial in 2018.  Read [...]

  • Mike Coupe is yet to convince the City that he has a Plan B for Sainsbury’s

    July 3, 2019

    It has been several months since the Mike Coupe dream of a merger with Asda was dealt a lethal blow from Britain’s competition watchdog. But how much has the embattled chief executive changed his tune? Not enough, it would seem, to quell anxiety among investors.  Shares in the supermarket giant failed to pick up today [...]

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