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  • Tesco CEO: Movement of product is the biggest Brexit issue

    December 3, 2020

    The movement of products across borders is the biggest issue facing supermarkets because of Brexit, not food price inflation, the chief executive of Tesco has said. Speaking on Sky News today, CEO Ken Murphy said: “The biggest challenge we face really is the movement of product between borders, the movement of product between Great Britain [...]

  • Sainsbury’s to forgo business rates relief

    December 3, 2020

    Sainsbury’s has decided to forgo the business rates relief on its stores granted by the government since March.  Lockdown restrictions have remained in place for longer than originally expected and throughout the pandemic all Sainsbury’s stores have been deemed essential retail. Almost all have been open and trading strongly, with the exception of a small [...]

  • Lockdown batters UK footfall but retailers hope for Christmas boost

    December 3, 2020

    Retail footfall plummeted in November amid the closure of non-essential shops, though the decline was less severe than the first lockdown earlier this year. Visitor numbers were down more than 51 per cent year on year last month as tighter Covid-19 restrictions took their toll on the high street. The decline was steeper than the [...]

  • Morrisons follows Tesco in returning Covid-19 emergency support

    December 2, 2020

    Morrisons has followed rival Tesco in deciding to pay back the business rates relief it received to help weather the coronavirus pandemic. The supermarket chain will hand back £274m to the government, £230m of which relates to its 2020/2021 financial year. In March the government waived all retail business rates for the financial year in [...]

  • Central London footfall surges in Wild Wednesday shopping spree

    December 2, 2020

    Footfall levels in central London surged today as shoppers and office workers returned to the capital after England’s second coronavirus lockdown came to an end. Central London reported a 91.1 per cent jump in visitors by 5pm, compared with the same day last week as the city entered Tier 2 coronavirus restrictions. Footfall remains down [...]

  • Shop prices dip as desperate retailers discount to attract customers

    December 2, 2020

    Shop prices dipped last month as retailers discounted to encourage consumer spending in the run up to Christmas, which was disrupted by store closures during the second coronavirus lockdown. Prices fell 1.8 per cent in November compared to a 1.2 per cent decline in October, driven by a surge in discounting of non-food products such [...]

  • MPs call for retail sector support following ‘dark week’ for high street

    December 2, 2020

    MPs have called on business secretary Alok Sharma to announce what support will be given to the high street following a “dark week” for the retail sector, which has seen more than 25,000 jobs put at risk. Darren Jones MP, chair of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Beis) Committee, asked for detail on the [...]

  • Sir Philip Green’s wife brings forward £50m payment to Arcadia’s pension pot

    December 2, 2020

    Tina Green, the ultimate owner of collapsed retail chain Arcadia, has announced she will bring forward a £50m payment owed to the company’s pension scheme.  Last year Monaco-based Tina Green, who is married to Topshop tycoon Sir Philip Green, agreed to pay £100m into the company’s pension pot as part of a restructuring plan agreed [...]

  • Italian restaurant chain Prezzo bought by private equity firm Cain International

    December 2, 2020

    Italian restaurant chain Prezzo has been bought by private equity firm Cain International, the companies announced this afternoon. Cain International, which also holds stakes in Competitive Socialising – the owner of Swingers crazy golf – and women’s private members club The Allbright, said Prezzo has outperformed the struggling casual dining sector over the last 12 [...]

  • Bottoms up: Vodka maker Stock Spirits plans special dividend as lockdown home drinkers boost profit

    December 2, 2020

    Vodka maker Stock Spirits shares are up after it said a lockdown sales surge and profit rise will result in a special dividend for investors

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