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  • Employees take Tesco to court over pay cuts

    October 16, 2016

    Tesco employees are taking the retailer to court after it cut their pay. A group of 17 workers are fighting Tesco's decision to reduce their pay on weekends, bank holidays and evenings. Law firm Leigh Day has contacted Tesco to ask how many employees are affected, but have estimated that 50,000 staff face a pay cut. [...]

  • Private equity firms checking out Pure Gym after company proved not quite fit enough for IPO market

    October 15, 2016

    Private equity firms are believed to have expressed interest in Pure Gym after the company withdrew its flotation plans this week. And the company’s board and US private equity backer, CCMP Capital, are understood not to have dismissed the informal approaches. Read more: Pure Gym avoids overstretch as it pulls the plug on IPO plans [...]

  • Private equity firms add Polish auction site to their basket for £2.7bn

    October 14, 2016

    A consortium of private equity companies has announced the acquisition of Polish auction website Allegro. Cinven, Permira and Mid Europa this afternoon unveiled a $3.25bn (£2.66bn) deal to buy the company from South Africa's Naspers Limited. Read more: Stock Spirits appoints new chief exec and refocuses business on Poland Allegro, described as Poland’s eBay, was founded in 1999 and [...]

  • M&S pay row: Marks and Spencer faces £100m bill for pension changes and payments to cushion pay cut pain

    October 14, 2016

    Marks and Spencer is making a payout of at least £100m to its employees to cushion the pain of the pay cuts and as part of pension changes it is introducing for shop staff. The retailer is cutting benefits to shop staff such as premium pay on Sunday and Bank Holidays following the introduction of the [...]

  • Law firm claims “dramatic victory” in its fight to gain equal pay for women working at Asda

    October 14, 2016

    Law firm Leigh Day has claimed a "dramatic victory" in its fight to gain equal pay for women working at Asda. Employment Judge Ryan has ruled that women in Asda stores will be able to compare themselves to higher-paid men working in the supermarket's distribution centres. Read more: M&S makes £100m payout to employees to cushion [...]

  • Former William Hill boss Ralph Topping slams plans to merge with Canada-based gambling group Amaya

    October 14, 2016

    Former William Hill chief executive has called on the bookmaker's current management staff to axe plans to conduct a £4.5bn merger with Canadian online betting giant Amaya.  Ralph Topping, who led the company for eight years before departing in 2014, said he "fully support[s]" majority shareholder Parvus Asset Management, which yesterday slammed a possible deal, saying it [...]

  • The fall in sterling has given the UK’s cosmetic surgery sector a facelift

    October 14, 2016

    While the still-falling value of sterling has worried many sectors of the UK's economy, the cosmetic surgery industry has received a veritable lift from the weaker pound.  Cosmetic surgery clinics are booming off the back of the Brexit vote and subsequent currency hit, as plastic surgery tourism to UK clinics has been made "considerably more [...]

  • Forget pumpkin spice lattes, now you can get beer in your Starbucks coffee with its Espresso Cloud IPA

    October 14, 2016

    Forget pumpkin spice lattes and Christmas-themed cappuccinos, Starbucks has taken its drink innovation to a whole new level this autumn – though it might be one you want to skip for your 8am coffee. Coffee lovers and craft beer aficionados might want to stop reading now – some of you might find this news a little difficult [...]

  • Mountain Warehouse takes a hike on IPO plans as half-year sales double

    October 14, 2016

    Outdoors retailer Mountain Warehouse abandoned plans to float in London before the EU referendum, the group revealed today.  Despite initial discussions showing there was strong investor interest, the company ditched the idea in the early summer. Its decision was confirmed as the better move, a source close to the company said, after the pro-Brexit referendum [...]

  • Elegant Hotels announces second dividend but bookings hit over the summer by “political uncertainties” in the UK

    October 14, 2016

    Caribbean tourism group Elegant Hotels has announced it will pay out another dividend in February despite its booking feeling the effects of a summer of "political uncertainty" in the UK.  In addition to an interim divi for the period to 30 September of 3.5p per share, Elegant Hotels will also pay a second divi also [...]

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