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  • Fries and Prejudice: Burger King accused of using ‘sexism as clickbait’ in latest tweet

    March 8, 2021

    Burger King was accused of using “sexism as clickbait” today, after posting an attention-grabbing tweet for International Women’s Day. This morning the fast food chain tweeted: “Women belong in the kitchen.” The controversial tweet was timed to coincide with International Women’s Day, a day that celebrates the achievements of woman around the world. Burger King [...]

  • Hotels, restaurants and pubs ‘optimistic’ about bounce back in trading

    March 8, 2021

    Many hotel, restaurant and pub firms are “optimistic” about the future despite the pressures of the Covid-19 crisis, with most expecting trading to bounce back by the end of the year, a survey showed. Hotel businesses had the most positive outlook, with 83 per cent of the operators surveyed saying they were confident about future [...]

  • Exclusive: London pubs, restaurants and hotels to claim almost £200m in restart grants

    March 8, 2021

    London pubs, restaurants and hotels are set to receive almost £200m in extra government grants to help them reopen after the latest coronavirus lockdown. Around 13,000 hospitality businesses across the capital will be eligible to claim £184.2m in the restart grants, City A.M. can reveal. Research by real estate adviser Altus Group showed 3,632 pubs [...]

  • Marks & Spencer expands online presence to more than 100 markets with launch of 46 new websites

    March 8, 2021

    Marks & Spencer (M&S) has launched 46 new flagship websites across the world, expanding its online reach to more than 100 countries. The launch, announced this morning, is part of M&S’s plan to “turbocharge” its online business, and almost doubles the number of international markets where it has a pureplay online presence. In it’s most [...]

  • The Week Ahead: ITV, Rolls Royce, Morrison, ECB and UK GDP data

    March 8, 2021

    It’s Monday morning. City A.M. looks ahead at what this week has in store. China Trade for February This morning – The Chinese economy finished 2020 on a strong note, its surplus hitting a record high in December. Exports rose by 18.1 per cent, slightly down from November’s 21.1 per cent but still better than expected, [...]

  • Footwear retailer Shoe Zone suspends dividend until 2025

    March 8, 2021

    Footwear retailer Shoe Zone this morning said it has suspended its dividend until it is able to pay off its £12m in debt, which it does not expect to be until 2025 at the earliest. The firm – which had been debt free for 15 years – said borrowing had rocketed during the coronavirus pandemic. [...]

  • Deliveroo transactions surge to £4.1bn ahead of London listing

    March 8, 2021

    The value of transactions made through Deliveroo almost doubled last year due to a surge in demand for takeaway food during the pandemic, the food delivery firm said this morning ahead of its London listing. The firm’s gross transaction value – the total amount of cash it processes on its platform – grew 64 per [...]

  • Domino’s exits Swedish market to focus on core UK and Ireland business

    March 8, 2021

    Domino’s has disposed of its Swedish business as it progresses with its strategy to exit international markets in order to focus on its core UK and Ireland operations.  The pizza chain announced this morning it has sold its entire shareholding in PPS Foods – also known as Domino’s Sweden, to minority shareholder Eyja fjárfestingafélag. Domino’s [...]

  • Deliveroo offers share hungry investors access to £50m ahead of IPO

    March 7, 2021

    Deliveroo will make £50m of shares available to its customers in its forthcoming IPO as part of a community offer. From tomorrow, any Deliveroo customer who has placed an order with the takeaway service will be able to register their interest in applying for shares in any future floatation via their app. This means that [...]

  • Kwasi Kwarteng: Social distancing in retail and hospitality could stay the year

    March 6, 2021

    Business minister Kwasi Kwarteng believes social distancing in the retail and hospitality sectors could remain in some capacity for the rest of the year. Last month Boris Johnson announced almost all Covid-19 restrictions could be lifted by June 21, so long as the battle against the coronavirus continues to go to plan. Despite the planned [...]

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