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  • William Hill has named Philip Bowcock its new chief executive

    March 10, 2017

    Philip Bowcock has been named the new boss of William Hill with immediate effect. Previously chief financial officer of the bookmaker, Bowcock has worked as interim chief exec since July 2016. Chairman Gareth Davis said: "Since his appointment as interim chief executive last July, Philip has driven the business forward at real pace and we have seen important [...]

  • Lego reveals ambition to make toys for millions more children around the world

    March 9, 2017

    Lego, the world's largest toymaker, said today it had generated the highest revenue in its 85-year history despite a soft European market. The figures Revenue rose by 6.0 per cent to DKK 37.9bn (£4.4bn), rising by 5.5 per cent on a constant currency basis. Operating profit for 2016 was DKK12.4bn compared with DKK 12.2bn in 2015. [...]

  • The Force is strong with Cineworld after Star Wars: Rogue One helps it to a record year

    March 9, 2017

    Cineworld announced a record year as over 100m customers visited its venues in 2016, boosted by the acquisition of five Empire cinemas. The release of films like the highly anticipated Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them and Star Wars: Rogue One also helped bring in a blockbuster 2016. Shares were flat at the time of [...]

  • Domino’s Pizza Group shares drop after UK like-for-like sales for 2017 miss analyst expectations

    March 9, 2017

    Domino's Pizza Group saw its share slide over 15 per cent this morning after reporting lower-than-expected like-for-like sales in the UK for the first nine weeks of 2017. The figures  Sales at Britain's biggest pizza delivery firm's stores open for about two years rose 1.5 per cent during the period, much lower than the 10.5 per cent [...]

  • Lord Stuart Rose says Sir Philip Green should not be stripped of knighthood

    March 9, 2017

    Lord Stuart Rose, former boss of Marks & Spencer, has defended his frenemy Sir Philip Green, saying the ex-BHS boss should not be stripped of his knighthood. Rose and Green famously shouted at each other on the street in 2004 when Green's attempt to snap-up Marks & Spencer failed. But, at a retail conference today, Rose [...]

  • Tesco returns nearly £10m to 140,000 employees after payroll error

    March 9, 2017

    The UK's biggest supermarket will return nearly £10m to 140,000 current and former staff after discovering a payroll error that meant they did not receive the national minimum wage. Tesco said the payments will be up to £40 for each of the employees affected, and that they will be handing out the payments by the end [...]

  • John Lewis increases profits as it battles tough market conditions

    March 9, 2017

    The John Lewis Partnership announced a profit rise today – but warned of a tough year ahead due to rising costs and structural changes in the retail industry. The figures For the year ending 28 January, the Partnership's profit before the bonus, tax and exceptional items, was up 21.2 per cent to £370.4m. This was [...]

  • Sandwich skills shortage? Pret a Manger boss Andrea Wareham is worried about filling jobs after Brexit

    March 9, 2017

    Brexit may be putting your avocado habit under threat, after the HR boss of Pret a Manger admitted she will struggle to fill jobs if she is only allowed to hire British applicants. At a House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee hearing yesterday, Andrea Wareham said just one in 50 people applying for jobs at the [...]

  • John Lewis has slashed its staff bonus to six per cent

    March 9, 2017

    The John Lewis Partnership has slashed its staff bonus in the face of an "uncertain market" in the year ahead. The bonus, one of the key perks for John Lewis employees (also known as partners), was cut to six per cent of salary, totalling £89.4m. Last year, the employees were given a 10 per cent bonus. In [...]

  • Sports Direct share price falls after unveiling plans for the UK’s first board worker rep

    March 9, 2017

    Mike Ashley's Sports Direct said it was breaking new ground in good corporate governance after announcing it is kicking off the process to elect the UK's first board worker representative. All "directly-engaged workers" can put their names in the hat for the high-profile role and the firm will then conduct an extensive "assessment" process, before putting a selection of candidates forward [...]

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