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  • Flat pack expansion: Ikea to reach 3bn people by middle of next decade

    October 10, 2018

    Ikea will reach almost half the world’s population by 2025 as it branches into South America and eleven other markets in the coming year. The furniture giant, which grew retail sales by 4.5 per cent in the financial year ending August, said it would open stores in Estonia, Ukraine, Puerto Rico, Oman, Luxembourg, Macau and [...]

  • Pub giant Marston’s hikes profits as summer boom adds to sizzling sales

    October 10, 2018

    Pub operator Marston's today said it expects to see higher growth in annual profit, after boosted sales in the summer led the turnaround from a disappointing first half of the year. The figures In a trading update before its preliminary annual results, Marston's said group turnover grew 15 per cent to more than £1.1bn. As [...]

  • Ten-pin titan Hollywood Bowl Group hopes to score a strike with investors with profit growth

    October 10, 2018

    UK ten-pin giant Hollywood Bowl Group is flirting with the idea of returning a surplus to investors this morning after revealing a rise in annual revenues in a trading update today. The bowling operator reported like-for-like revenue growth of 1.8 per cent in the 12 months to the end of September this year, adding that it expects [...]

  • Patisserie Valerie suspends finance boss as it warns investors of potential fraud

    October 10, 2018

    Patisserie Valerie has warned shareholders of potential fraud this morning, suspending its shares from trading. The cake maker has also suspended finance boss Chris Marsh as it investigates the potential black hole in its accounts. Read more: Patisserie Valerie shares face suspension over '£20m accounting hole' The irregularity could be as high as £20m, according [...]

  • Domino’s hopes for slice of luck with fourth finance chief in four years

    October 10, 2018

    Domino’s has appointed its latest finance chief, David Bauernfeind, who becomes the fourth person in four years to hold the position. The pizza company had already appointed Bauernfeind as its interim chief financial officer after his predecessor, Rachel Osborne, left for struggling high street retailer Debenhams in June. Read more: Domino's franchisee boosted as Russia [...]

  • FCUK must reconnect with British shoppers in a saturated market

    October 10, 2018

    On Monday, news emerged regarding high-street retailer French Connection. The brand announced that it may be up for sale, prompting shares in the fashion chain to rise 25 per cent to 55p. Following on from speculation last weekend, the firm said it was “reviewing all strategic options” – one of which is a sale. French [...]

  • Patisserie Valerie shares face suspension over ‘£20m accounting hole’

    October 9, 2018

    The owner of sweet treats maker Patisserie Valerie could have its shares suspended tomorrow after a discovering of a multimillion-pound hole in its accounts. Sky News reported that the discovery of the irregularity is likely to lead to shares being suspended on Wednesday morning at Patisserie Holdings and possibly the temporary suspension of finance director Chris [...]

  • Tesco execs stayed silent about a massive hole in its accounts say prosecutors

    October 9, 2018

    Two senior former Tesco executives on trial for fraud in London were presiding over a “car crash waiting to happen” Southwark Crown Court heard today. Sasha Wass QC, prosecuting for the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), said Tesco’s former UK managing director Chris Bush and ex-UK food commercial director John Scouler were aware of a shortfall [...]

  • AccorHotels takes 50 per cent stake in US luxury hospitality firm SBE Entertainment

    October 9, 2018

    AccorHotels today said it had acquired a 50 per cent stake in US hospitality company SBE Entertainment.  The hotel chain said the deal will allow it to expand its business into the luxury lifestyle hospitality sector, as well as plant its footprint throughout North America.  SBE specialises in high-end hospitality and manages and operates hotels, residences, restaurants, spas, and [...]

  • Baking: Greggs blames sweltering summer for dip in sales growth

    October 9, 2018

    Sales at on-the-go food retailer Greggs crumbled under the sweltering heat of 2018's long hot summer, but a trading update today showed top brass remain unfazed, with its share price up five per cent. The figures In the three months to 29 September 2018, total sales at Greggs rose 7.3 per cent, compared with 8.6 per cent in [...]

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