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  • Cruisey McCruiseface? P&O launches Boaty McBoatface-esque contest to name new liner with public vote

    October 27, 2016

    P&O Cruises announced today that it will allow guests to choose the name of its newest ship, which will be launched in 2020. In an echo of the famous public vote to name a new polar research vessel  Boaty McBoatface, P&O revealed on Twitter that it would pick a moniker for its new ship by [...]

  • Brexit hits trading as C&C revenue falls 8 per cent but cider sales are up

    October 27, 2016

    Drinks Group C&C said its revenue was down more than eight per cent due to investment in marketing and the volatile behaviour of customers after the Brexit vote. The drinks company, who produce Bulmers and Magners cider, said that its half-year performance was "defined by currency headwind and investment in marketing and price support to drive momentum in our core [...]

  • Shares in Debenhams leapt this morning on solid annual results. But analysts are still waiting to see what the new chief exec will do

    October 27, 2016

    Department store Debenhams' share price headed north by nearly four per cent this morning after revealing a decline in full year profits that still beat analyst expectations. The figures Gross transactional values, basically the company's sales before taking into account discounting, were up by 1.3 per cent to £2.9bn. However revenues – what it says on the [...]

  • John Lewis retail boss appointed chief exec at Moneysupermarket.com

    October 27, 2016

    Price comparison website Moneysupermarket.com has appointed John Lewis' retail boss as its new chief executive. Current chief exec Peter Plumb announced that he would be leaving the firm in August and the company said today that John Lewis' retail director Mark Lewis will take over on or before 4 May 2017. Lewis joined John Lewis in [...]

  • Land of Beds: Running a family business isn’t always bed-lam

    October 27, 2016

    With any family business, when fresh blood comes along, they need to make their mark,” says Mike Murray, managing director of Land of Beds. In 2008, that’s exactly what he did when he joined the family business, embarking on the process of taking the reins from his father, Michael Murray (Senior) – who 30 years [...]

  • Carpetright bosses up their stakes in the company after sales drop

    October 26, 2016

    Carpetright's chief executive Wilf Walsh and chief of finance Neil Page have bought shares in the company following a drop in sales at the retailer. Walsh and Page bought up 12,500 and 10,000 shares respectively. Read more: Carpetright says the pound's plunge is hurting margins The £25,000 purchase from Walsh brought his company shareholding to 53,778 shares, or [...]

  • M&S’ Brexit: Marks and Spencer to close its Paris flagship store

    October 26, 2016

    Marks and Spencer is planning to shut its flagship store in Paris, according to reports. The British retailer wants to scale back its international operations to save on costs, Bloomberg has reported. Read more: MPs call for debate on "loopholes" in national living wage legislation The decision will be formally announced by chief executive Steve Rowe [...]

  • Hilton stocks slide after it cuts its forecasts but says spin-offs on track

    October 26, 2016

    Hilton Worldwide Holdings cut its full-year forecasts for the third time today, citing weak travel demand in the US and political uncertainty in Europe slashing demand. The hotel chain giant, which is in the process of turning itself into three separate entities, grew less than expected in the last quarter and issued a downbeat view [...]

  • E-cigarette could stop quitters from putting on weight, new research suggests

    October 26, 2016

    Switching to e-cigarettes could help smokers who are trying to quit from putting on weight, experts have suggested. Research in Britain and New Zealand have suggested that e-cigarettes which contain nicotine but no tobacco, may help prevent weight gain and tackle a growing obesity crisis. The report, 'Could vaping be a new weapon in the battle of [...]

  • Head to Paraguay, Serbia and the Czech Republic for a cheap bottle, Wine Price Index 2016 shows

    October 26, 2016

    The UK is the 24th most expensive place to buy a bottle of wine, with an average price of £10.70, a new index shows. The latest research from SHAREaCAMPER looked at the cost of wine in 65 countries around the world, comparing local and imported averages. Wine-lovers should head to Paraguay for a cheap glass of red, [...]

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