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  • Pret a Manger boss says shift to home working will become permanent

    September 4, 2020

    The boss of sandwich chain Pret a Manger said the shift towards home working during the coronavirus pandemic will become permanent. Pano Christou, who was appointed chief executive in September last year, said workers will come into the office less often than they did before the Covid-19 crisis.  Christou said Pret needs to adapt to [...]

  • Debenhams boss insists retailer is not on a cliff edge

    September 4, 2020

    The chairman of Debenhams has insisted that the struggling department store chain is not facing a cliff edge.  Chairman Max Gifford said the business, which recently entered administration for the second time in a year, has been doing better than expected.  Fears have been mounting about the retailer’s future following reports that Administrator FRP Advisory [...]

  • Pret a Manger launches coffee subscription to battle lockdown sales slump

    September 4, 2020

    Pret a Manger has announced it will launch a coffee subscription service as the coronavirus pandemic continues to challenge the cafe chain’s business model.  Pret, which has announced 2,300 job cuts due to the Covid-19 crisis, said the £20-per-month subscription is the first step in its “new digitally-led, multichannel strategy”.  The initiative, which will launch [...]

  • More than 100m meals eaten through Eat Out to Help Out scheme

    September 4, 2020

    More than 100m meals were eaten in August as a part of the government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme for a total cost to the Treasury of £522m. The latest figures show there was a large uptick in take up of the scheme in the final two weeks of August, after 35m meals were [...]

  • Co-op to create 1,000 new jobs in post-lockdown £130m investment drive

    September 4, 2020

    Co-op is preparing to open a raft of new stores and create up to 1,000 new jobs as part of a £130m investment programme, as consumers have shopped more locally during the coronavirus pandemic.  The convenience store chain announced this morning that it is planning to open or extend 65 stores, with a further 100 [...]

  • Discounting pushes August retail sales to highest level since pandemic began

    September 4, 2020

    Retail sales made a slight recovery last month to the highest level since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic as brands slashed prices ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend. In-store like-for-like sales were down 28.1 per cent in August, from a base of minus 0.1 in the same month last year, which was the best [...]

  • More retail job losses forecast unless office workers return, industry warns

    September 4, 2020

    More store closures and retail job losses are expected unless office workers return and consumers are encouraged to visit city centres, a retail industry body warned this morning.  Despite an uptick in footfall in the final week of the month due to back to school shopping and the final days of the Eat Out to [...]

  • Costa Coffee to cut up to 1,650 jobs in latest Covid-19 hit

    September 3, 2020

    Costa Coffee today said it will cut up to 1,650 jobs as a result of the coronavirus crisis. The cuts, which are equivalent to roughly 10 per cent of the company’s workforce, mark the latest blow to the UK economy. The high street coffee chain was forced to close almost all of its 2,700 UK [...]

  • UK business activity spikes but job losses accelerate

    September 3, 2020

    UK business activity grew rapidly in August as the country recovered from the coronavirus lockdown, but job losses in the private sector accelerated. The IHS Markit/CIPS Composite Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), a monthly gauge of activity in services and manufacturing companies, rose to a six-year high of 59.1 from 57.0 in July. Still, that was [...]

  • Revolution Bars sales beat expectations on Eat Out to Help Out boost

    September 3, 2020

    Revolution Bars today reported trading ahead of expectations since venues reopened in July as the government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme boosted sales. The bar chain said sales in the eight weeks since reopening were 27.5 per cent lower than the same period last year. However, this was ahead of previous forecasts — based [...]

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