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  • Jobs on line as Boohoo set to take over struggling Karen Millen

    August 5, 2019

    Concerns were raised for over 1,000 jobs this evening as it emerged that online retailer Boohoo looks set to snap up British brand Karen Millen. Sky News reported that negotiations continued into the night, and the deal could be finalised when Deloitte is appointed as administrator to Karen Millen. Read more: UK fashion brand Karen [...]

  • Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct buys Jack Wills for £12.8m

    August 5, 2019

    Retail tycoon Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct has bought struggling high street brand Jack Wills out of administration for £12.75m. Ashley won a race against British billionaire Philip Day, who owns the Edinburgh Woollen Mill Group, to snap up the “preppy” fashion retailer. Read more: Philip Day tables bid to avoid Jack Wills administration Will Wright [...]

  • Tesco Metro prepares to slash 4,500 jobs

    August 5, 2019

    Tesco is set to slash around 4,500 jobs across all of its 153 Metro stores, the company announced today as it battles with a tough retail environment. The cutbacks will reduce processes and administrative tasks across the stores, it said. Read more: Ocado and M&S share prices drop as they complete £750m online delivery deal [...]

  • Philip Day tables bid to avoid Jack Wills administration

    August 5, 2019

    British billionaire Philip Day is taking on rival bidder Mike Ashley to keep struggling retailer Jack Wills out of administration. Day’s Edinburgh Woollen Mill Group’s (EWM) offer for the “preppy” fashion brand would seek to avoid a pre-pack administration, it was revealed as the bidding war between the two retail tycoons entered its final hours. [...]

  • Spudulike closes all branches after sale collapses

    August 5, 2019

    Fast food chain Spudulike has collapsed and shuttered all its branches, making 298 employees redundant, administrators confirmed today The casual dining group, which specialised in baked potatoes, closed all 37 of its stores on Friday after a prospective buyer pulled out of a deal to purchase the company at the last minute.  Read more: Landlords [...]

  • Ocado and M&S share prices drop as they complete £750m online delivery deal

    August 5, 2019

    Investors battered Ocado and Marks & Spencer’s shares this morning as the supermarkets finalised details of a £1.25bn partnership. M&S’s share price fell 4.5 per cent while Ocado’s share price dropped as much as 4.4 per cent as M&S completed the £750m purchase of a 50 per cent stake in Ocado’s online delivery platform. Read [...]

  • Stelios urges investors to reject Icamap’s £139m Easyhotel bid

    August 5, 2019

    Easyhotel founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has called on shareholders to reject a £139m bid for the business, saying it fails to recognise the company’s “true value”. Real estate fund Icamap made the 95p per share bid for the hotel chain this morning alongside developer Ivanhoe Cambridge. Read more: Satellite giant Inmarsat ditches dividend ahead of [...]

  • Just Eat and Takeaway.com agree terms on £8.3bn merger

    August 5, 2019

    Just Eat and merger partner Takeaway.com have agreed terms on a $10bn (£8.3bn) merger, valuing the former’s shares at 731p. However, that figure falls below the 736p figure shares hit at the close of London Stock Exchange trading last Friday, raising the possibility that a rival bidder could emerge. Read more: Just Eat profits plunge [...]

  • Events app Fever books $35m in funding round led by Rakuten

    August 5, 2019

    Events platform Fever has secured $35m (£28.8m) in fresh investment following a funding round led by Japanese internet giant Rakuten. Fever, which lists entertainment events in more than a dozen cities worldwide, said the cash injection will fund investment in technology and expansion in new markets. Read more: Onecom bags £100m in funding as it [...]

  • UK hotel profit soars as Brits holiday at home

    August 5, 2019

    The top 100 UK hotel groups saw profit break the £1bn barrier last year as the weak pound pushed Brits to holiday at home.  Profit rose 83 per cent year-on-year from £583m as overseas tourists were also encouraged to visit the UK.  Read more: Mandarin Oriental profit slump despite Hyde Park hotel reopening Revenue was [...]

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