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  • Co-op signs deal to supply own-brand sandwiches to Superdrug stores

    May 20, 2019

    The Co-op has struck a deal with Superdrug to provide the health and beauty chain with sandwiches and snacks for its food-to-go range. During a trial period set to launch this summer, the supermarket chain will supply its own-brand sandwiches, salads and fruit to seven Superdrug branches at railway stations and airports. Read more: Co-op [...]

  • Fast food chain Leon reports widening loss as rising costs hit margins

    May 19, 2019

      Fast food chain Leon posted a record turnover of more than £65.2m last year but a third consecutive loss as it increases its UK footprint. The healthy food company has had a rapid rise in recent years, increasing its turnover by more than 15 per cent last year – from £56.3m in 2017 – [...]

  • Sports Direct mulls legal challenge over Debenhams rescue plan

    May 19, 2019

    Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct is looking to launch legal action against Debenhams over a controversial rescue deal secured earlier this month. The sportswear group is set to challenge two company voluntary arrangements (CVA) that could lead to the closure of 50 the chain’s 166 stores, with rent cuts expected on dozens more. Read more: Local [...]

  • M&S braced for fresh decline in profits as store closures continue

    May 19, 2019

    Marks & Spencer is set to report a sharp decline in profits for the full year as it looks to beef up its online offering amid a raft of store closures. The high street stalwart is expected to post pre-tax profits of roughly £520m in its full-year results of Wednesday, a fall of 10 per cent on [...]

  • Payment intermediary to hold onto Thomas Cook’s cash in latest blow to airline

    May 18, 2019

    A payment intermediary from the Nordic region is in talks to extend the time it holds on to consumers' money owed to the Thomas Cook Group. The firm is seeking to retain millions of pounds of holidaymakers’ money, which is usually kept for two days, for several weeks, according to Sky News. Read more: Thomas [...]

  • Starbucks’ rival Luckin Coffee sees share price double on debut

    May 17, 2019

    China's Luckin Coffee shares opened at $25 on Friday morning despite recent poor IPO performances.  It was 47 per cent more than the issue price of $17 as the Starbuck's rival raised $561m to give it a pre-trading valuation of around $4bn.  Read more: Thomas Cook shares crash 40 per cent as investors urged to sell [...]

  • Ocado set to cut 400 jobs as it looks to rebuild Andover warehouse after fire

    May 17, 2019

    Ocado has said it will slash as many as 400 jobs after a huge fire destroyed its distribution centre in Andover. The delivery firm’s flagship automated warehouse in Hampshire was razed to the ground in February after a three-day inferno. Read more: Waitrose outlines £1bn online shopping plan Ocado initially tried to find a suitable [...]

  • Thomas Cook shares crash 40 per cent after Citigroup urges shareholders to sell

    May 17, 2019

    Thomas Cook’s shares collapsed for the second day running today after a broker downgraded the struggling company the day after it revealed a £1.45bn loss. Read more: Thomas Cook shares crash as it suffers 'grim' £1.45bn loss The embattled travel agent’s share price plummeted 40 per cent to new lows of 11.8p this afternoon after issuing [...]

  • British competition watchdog to probe JD Sports’ £90m Footasylum merger

    May 17, 2019

    The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is investigating JD Sports' merger with Footasylum, it confirmed today​. JD Sports recently completed the acquisition of Footasylum in a deal worth £90m.  Read more: Thomas Cook shares crash as investors urged to sell Both JD Sports Fashion and owner of Footasylum, the Pentland Group, have been issued with an initial [...]

  • Amazon leads £450m Deliveroo funding round as startup expands London tech team

    May 17, 2019

    Deliveroo today confirmed Amazon is leading a $575m (£450m) funding round in the food delivery business as it plans to expand its London engineering team with some of the cash. Read more: Amazon in talks to invest millions in Deliveroo The round, including money from existing investors T Rowe Price, Fidelity Management and Greenoaks, takes [...]

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