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By: Emily Hawkins

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  • More a third of hospitality businesses fear last orders due to cost crunch

    October 31, 2022

    More than a third of pubs and restaurants are facing last orders by early next year due to the pressures of historically high inflation. Pubs have been hit with soaring energy, food and wage costs, as they seek to rebuild after the Covid-19 pandemic. These mounting costs have resulted in 35 per cent of businesses [...]

  • Asos eyes cutting 100 jobs as part of turnaround plan for fashion retailer

    October 31, 2022

    Asos is looking to slash 100 jobs as the fashion retailer tries to rebuild after hemograhing losses. The London-listed company confirmed it was launching a consultation on a number of roles  across the firm, after it was first reported in RetailWeek. The retailer, which currently employs around 3,300 people, will begin mulling which roles to [...]

  • Exclusive: Deliveroo injects £2.5m into subsidising cost of eco-friendly packaging for small restaurants

    October 28, 2022

    Deliveroo is pumping £2.5m into subsidising the cost of eco-friendly packaging for its smaller restaurant partners. Restaurant partners will receive a 50 per cent subsidy on the cost of sustainable packaging, the delivery firm told CityA.M. on Friday. The scheme will cover any item that is home-compostable or made from recyclable paper, cardboard, or recycled [...]

  • Royal Exchange owners Oxford Properties sell City gem to Ardent for around £50m

    October 28, 2022

    The owners of the Royal Exchange have sold the City’s retail gem to an Atlanta-based real estate investment firm. The retail element of the neoclassical site – which is home to luxury brands including Tiffany & Co and Hermès – has been snagged by Ardent UK, a subsidiary of its US owner.  While Ardent did [...]

  • Exclusive: Seven Dials Market boss says ‘Brexit means we are short-staffed for every shift, every day’

    October 27, 2022

    Brexit has “absolutely screwed” the food industry after it “ripped away” its labour source, according to the boss behind the West End’s popular Seven Dials Market. Businesses at the food and drink destination are facing staff shortages “for every single shift, every single day,” Simon Mitchell, who heads the street food market operator Kerb, exclusively [...]

  • Budweiser owner hikes guidance after raking in higher-than-anticipated beer sales 

    October 27, 2022

    Brewing giant AB InBev has lifted its yearly earnings guidance after posting higher than anticipated earnings, with punters’ thirst for beer not waning despite high inflation levels. Raising a glass to its best quarterly performance this year, on a volume basis, the Budweiser maker elevated its 2022 guidance.  EBITDA is now anticipated to rise between [...]

  • Made scraps hunt for a buyer as sofa seller nears collapse

    October 27, 2022

    Ailing Made.com has said it has cut short its hunt for a buyer, as the homeware firm teeters on the brink of collapse. In an update to the London Stock Exchange on Thursday morning, the furniture retailer said there was “no reasonable prospect” of an offer.  Shoppers have been pulling back from spending on big [...]

  • Ben & Jerry’s owner Unilever warns of shoppers buying less as inflation bites budgets

    October 27, 2022

    Dove maker Unilever has seen consumers buying less of products after price hikes, as the consumer goods titan has ushered in record price rises. Prices increased by 12.5 per cent in the period, the brand’s highest ever hike, as consumers battle cost increases in every corner of life. The London-listed consumer goods giant admitted price [...]

  • Ben Francis: Gymshark’s move to the West End ‘completely different ball game’

    October 27, 2022

    How does Gymshark’s 30-year-old founder feel about the fitness apparel firm moving offline and into the West End? “Buzzing,” Ben Francis tells CityA.M.  Gymshark reeled in record profits during the pandemic, as stuck at home Brits took to Joe Wicks workouts and online shopping with abandon.  With that now in the rear-view mirror, Francis is [...]

  • Made.com suspends homeware orders as it faces collapse

    October 26, 2022

    Beleaguered Made.com has decided “to temporarily suspend new customer orders” following yesterday’s termination of talks with potential buyers. The firm said the latest move was done to “preserve value for its creditors and shareholders”. This comes after the company ended negotiations with all potential buyers yesterday, after no party could commit to a suitable timetable [...]

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