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  • Eve Sleep narrows loss as post-Covid sales bounce back

    September 15, 2020

    Mattress maker Eve Sleep today reported a narrower loss in the first half of the year as it hailed a strong improvement in trading since April. The figures Eve Sleep reported revenue of £12.2m in the six months to the end of June, down five per cent on the same period last year. Statutory loss [...]

  • Tax-free shopping: Give the high street the shot in the arm it so urgently needs

    September 15, 2020

    As the Brexit debate rages on, and with the end of the transition period looming, the pressure is on to draw a line under deal talks by the end of October. Much has been made of the potential benefits for UK consumers in the event of no-deal – a Brexit Bonus, if you will. But [...]

  • Domino’s to create 6,000 new jobs

    September 15, 2020

    Pizza takeaway chain Domino’s has announced it is creating 6,000 new roles ahead of the crucial Christmas trading period.  The fast food firm is hiring 5,000 new employees as well as 1,000 placements under the government’s Kickstart scheme to help young people get jobs after the coronavirus pandemic.  Among the 5,000 new roles, Domino’s will [...]

  • Aldi launches first click and collect trial

    September 14, 2020

    Aldi has launched its first click and collect trial as the budget supermarket seeks to attract new customers amid rising demand for online shopping.  The German discounter is running the trial for Aldi employees from a store in the Midlands and is planning to extend the service to customers in the coming weeks.  If the [...]

  • Retail footfall suffers first decline since April as schools reopen

    September 14, 2020

    Retail footfall suffered the first decline since April  last week as schools reopened and families returned from their UK holidays, with the drop exacerbated as people continued to work from home. Footfall across retail destinations fell 6.3 per cent compared to the previous week as schools across the UK reopened and staycations tailed off.  The [...]

  • JD Wetherspoon reveals 66 staff test positive for coronavirus after pubs reopen

    September 14, 2020

    JD Wetherspoon has revealed that 66 employees have tested positive for coronavirus since it reopened its pubs in July but insisted that its venues are safe. The pub chain said many of the cases were mild or asymptomatic, and that 28 members of staff have returned to work after self-isolating.  The company, which employs 41,564 [...]

  • Amazon continues jobs spree with 100,000 additional roles

    September 14, 2020

    Amazon has said it is intending to recruit another 100,000 new jobs in North America this year, marking its fourth hiring effort in 2020 alone. The e-commerce giant has announced plans to hire a total of 208,000 new employees this year, after revealing 33,000 jobs for headquarters roles earlier this month and 175,000 new operations [...]

  • New Look to warn landlords it could collapse without further rent cuts

    September 12, 2020

    New Look will warn landlords next week that it could go bust if it isn’t granted further rent cuts. The high street brand has almost 500 stores across the UK and employs more than 12,000 people. It is set to propose its second company voluntary arrangement (CVA) within two years after its sales suffered as [...]

  • Post Office in talks over sale of telecoms division

    September 11, 2020

    The Post Office is said to be in discussions over a sale of its telecoms arm and is mulling a sale of its insurance business as part of a shake-up under its new chief executive. The scandal-hit company has appointed bankers to oversee an auction of its telecoms division, which has half a million customers [...]

  • Chicken feed: Deliveroo signs restaurant deal with Nando’s

    September 11, 2020

    Chicken lovers will now be able to order Nando’s to their door after the restaurant chain signed a partnership with Deliveroo. The food platform today said it will roll out delivery for Nando’s meals nationwide, with 360 restaurants now taking orders. The peri-peri favourite previously offered its own delivery service, though this was only available [...]

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