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  • Wetherspoon’s Tim Martin thinks that the falling pound will impact Eurozone businesses more than British companies

    November 2, 2016

    Many of Britain's businesses may be feeling the pinch from sterling's recent malaise but the boss of one of Britain's largest pub chains doesn't think it will cause him too much pain. "The pound has gone up and down over the years and I haven’t noticed over the years a big effect on bar sales [...]

  • West End retailers are expecting a £2.34bn boost from Christmas this year

    November 2, 2016

    The West End is expecting some healthy takings at the till this Christmas – the most important time of year for retailers. The New West End Company has forecast that till receipts will rise 1.6 per cent year-on-year this Christmas, hitting £2.34bn. Average takings are expected to come to £51.1m per day during the peak period for [...]

  • This brewer just launched a beer made from cloud water

    November 2, 2016

    An Edinburgh-based brewer has just launched its new beer – made using water harvested from clouds. A team of four from Innis & Gunn flew an airbourne device over Dumfries and Galloway in Scotland to collect cloud water, which was used to make 500 pints of its new India pale ale. Read more: Kim Jong-un slashes beer [...]

  • Grocery prices were flat in October as Brexit-related price inflation was beaten by the supermarket price war

    November 2, 2016

    Grocery prices were flat in October despite inflationary pressures from the fall in sterling, according to new figures. Analysis by website MySupermarket found that a basket of 35 key groceries cost £83.40, compared to £83.19 the month before. Read more: So Moneysupermarket? Comparison site is on track for a "record year" Annually, the price of the full [...]

  • Coconut flour, cactus water and charred food: Waitrose unveils 2016’s top food trends

    November 2, 2016

    Were cactus water, wonky vegetables and coconut flour on the list for your latest weekly shop? No? Well, get with the times, apparently they were among the top food trends of the past year. So says Waitrose's 2016 Food and Drink Report, as consumers are becoming ever more focused on eating "lighter and fresher", while [...]

  • Tim Martin says European leaders are determined to put Britain’s consumption of German beer, French champagne and Swedish cider under threat

    November 2, 2016

    The founder of pub giant Wetherspoon this morning slammed the "unelected" EU chief as well as the supporting leaders of Germany and France. Staunch Brexiter Tim Martin, who is chairman of the pub chain, hit out at EU leaders saying that they were determined to hurt the UK. Martin was active campaigning for Britain to leave the EU and signed [...]

  • Analysts have not gone easy on Next’s “miserable” results

    November 2, 2016

    Analysts have not pulled their punches this morning in reaction to Next's announcement that sales fell 3.5 per cent in its third quarter. Retail Economics' chief executive Richard Lim described Next's sales growth as "miserable", and said that the "conditions on the high street remain desperate". Next's share price has been climbing this morning, however, [...]

  • Just Eat bumps up earnings guidance though order growth slows

    November 2, 2016

    Warm weather hasn't been a dampener for Just Eat: the online takeaway group bumped up its full-year revenue and earnings guidance on the back of a decent third quarter. The figures Total orders for the third quarter were 33.3m, showing growth of 34 per cent year-on-year (on both a reported and like-for-like basis). UK orders [...]

  • Next battles tough third quarter with retail sales down nearly six per cent

    November 2, 2016

    What a difference a few months make. In August, shares in Next spiked at the open as it said Brexit hadn't affected consumer spending. For its third quarter, though, total sales were down 3.5 per cent and retail sales were down 5.9 per cent. On the bright side, sales were up in October, while the retailer's sales [...]

  • Shoppers still love the high street – but want more technology, like VR and smart fitting rooms

    November 2, 2016

    Shoppers still love the British high street experience – but they are craving the introduction of more in-store technologies, like virtual reality (VR), according to a new report. Nearly two-thirds (63 per cent) of consumers prefer to physically see products before buying them and 57 per cent want more technology in-store, such as digital “smart [...]

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