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  • Asda boss: Government ‘more and more difficult’ to deal with

    March 4, 2026

    The boss of supermarket chain Asda has said the government has become “more and more difficult” to deal with, claiming the pressures on business posed by policy have ballooned since he began his career.  Allan Leighton, Asda’s chair, said businesses are increasingly facing obstacles to growth which are “not of their own making”.  At Tuesday’s [...]

  • Brewdog: James Watt ‘heartbroken’ as craft beer firm sold

    March 4, 2026

    Brewdog co-founder James Watt has said he is “heartbroken” after the craft beer titan’s sale cost nearly 500 jobs and left thousands of “punk equity” investors empty-handed.  Watt, who co-founded the firm with his school friend Martin Dickie in 2007, said the past week “has been incredibly hard” and described the sale to US cannabis [...]

  • Greggs ‘working hard’ to stop investors betting against Britain’s most-shorted stock

    March 3, 2026

    Battling to convince investors to stop shorting her bakery chain, Greggs boss Roisin Currie insisted “evolution” away from the steak bake purveyor’s key offering is the path to ever higher growth.  But it is this rampant expansion which has spooked enough investors to bet against Greggs, making it the most shorted company in the UK, [...]

  • Thousands of Tesco staff to pocket £134m windfall

    March 3, 2026

    Thousands of staff at retail giant Tesco could pocket proceeds from a £134m windfall as part of its employee investor scheme. The supermarket group said more than 22,000 of its staff are eligible for significant payouts from the pot, which is part of its save-as-you-earn investor scheme.  The pay boost for frontline workers follows Tesco’s [...]

  • Brewdog sale: what next for the craft beer giant?

    March 3, 2026

    Brewdog’s bars sat empty on Monday, lights off and beer taps dry, as weeks of frenzied anticipation over the sale of the craft beer titan built to a head.  It quickly became clear on Monday afternoon that many of those bars would never see another punter walk through their doors. For the venues lucky enough [...]

  • Shop price inflation eases in relief for cash-strapped Brits

    March 3, 2026

    Shop price inflation slowed in February, as retailers introduced a raft of promotions to ease the cash burden on struggling shoppers.  The price of goods in UK shops grew at a rate of 1.1 per cent in February year on year, down from the 1.5 per cent rate of inflation seen in January, according to [...]

  • Greggs profit flakes as baker faces lukewarm start to year

    March 3, 2026

    Profit at Greggs is flaking away as the chain bakery faces a lukewarm 2026, with sales slowing already this year. The chain’s underlying profit before tax fell nine per cent to £171.9m in the financial year to December 2025, though total sales were up seven per cent, the bakery’s preliminary results show. The baker is [...]

  • Owner of former WH Smith shops calls for help as stores at risk

    March 2, 2026

    The investment firm which owns a string of former WH Smith stores has called in emergency advisors as it prepares for a drastic restructuring which could leave 80 stores at risk.  Modella Capital, which bought stationers WH Smith’s retail division in June 2025, has brought on advisers at consultancy firm Teneo to direct its restructuring, [...]

  • Hornby offloads toy car brand Scalextric for £20m

    February 27, 2026

    Hornby, the model railway firm advised by Mike Ashley, has agreed to sell toy car racing brand Scalextric for £20m.  Castelnau, Hornby’s parent company, announced on Friday it will sell the toy brand to Purbeck Capital Partners.  Hornby, which also sells toy planes and cars under the Airfix and Corgi brands, has owned Scalextric since [...]

  • Consumer confidence slips in latest setback for Labour 

    February 27, 2026

    Consumer confidence slipped slightly in February despite hopes of a turnaround, adding to fears the UK economy could slump this year.  A closely-monitored survey conducted by the research firm GfK said consumer confidence dropped by three points to -19. The reading reflects dampened spirits among British consumers in what will likely worry Labour strategists keen [...]

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