April is for events… and showers April 23, 2024 April is shaping up to be a monumental month for the world of Web3 as enthusiasts and industry leaders converge at various events around the globe to explore the latest developments in blockchain, crypto, and non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
Nespresso challenges Pret and Starbucks opening cafe near Liverpool Street station March 21, 2024 Nespresso will open its first ever cafe near Liverpool Street station, joining the likes of Pret A Manger, Starbucks and Costa to help caffeinate customers on the go.
Jollyes pet food chain may fetch over £100m in sale December 3, 2023 One of Britain’s largest private pet food brands Jollyes could be about to change hands for in a deal worth more than £100m.
Sauna and Plunge: A new ‘social wellness experience’ in London April 8, 2024 Opening its doors this month, visitors can discover the endless benefits of heat, cold, and everything in between at Sauna and Plunge.
Moving markets: Will FTSE 100 ride the Nvidia ‘FOMO’ wave in AI trade today? February 23, 2024 Asian markets rose with Wall Street on Nvidia's AI FOMO. Oil prices fell, and China's new home prices dropped. Investors await Germany's GDP data and StanChart's earnings.
Just Eat appoints new executives as it eyes up profit September 29, 2022 Just Eat has appointed two new chiefs to its top team today as it angles in on profitability this year and looks to capitalise on a positive first six months trading.
The 5 best independent book shops in London September 18, 2023 City A.M. took to the streets for a book crawl to pinpoint the five best book shops in London – judging on vibes, atmosphere, curation and bonus extras.
Landlords in wealthy London boroughs feel the pinch as Chinese students ditch UK September 13, 2023 Landlords in wealthy London boroughs are feeling the pinch from international students choosing to study outside the UK, as rents in premium postcodes showed signs of slowing. The average rental value growth in prime central London (PCL) – which includes the likes of Chelsea and Kensington – fell to 12.4 per in the year to [...]
Nestlé has strongest sales growth since 2008 after inflation leads to 7.5 per cent price rises October 19, 2022 Inflation forced Swiss food giant Nestlé into 7.5 per cent price rises, leading to the highest sales growth in 14 years. The chocolate maker announced organic growth of 8.5 per cent for the nine months of 2022, saying “significant cost inflation” was the driver of its price increase. Its sales were up 9.2 per cent [...]
Wilko: High street chain collapsed owing £400m to creditors September 15, 2023 Wilko collapsed with a well over £400m gap in its finances, according to documents published on Companies House, including £157.3m owed to trade creditors. The reports, first published by The Grocer, show that the high street chain owed £411m to unsecured creditors, and a further £25.8m was owed to HMRC. Some of the creditors included [...]