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  • Debenhams lending talks pay off as it closes in on store closure plan

    February 3, 2019

    Debenhams will this week reveal it has bagged a cash injection from lenders as the struggling department store closes in on a radical restructuring plan. The embattled chain has been in discussions with lenders over recent weeks as it looks to refinance banking facilities over the next 12 months in a bid to stay afloat. [...]

  • Superdry braced for clash with founder Julian Dunkerton as third quarter results loom

    February 3, 2019

    Superdry is gearing up for a clash with former boss Julian Dunkerton if it fails to impress investors with its third quarter results later this week. The fashion retailer is braced for further dispute with co-founder Dunkerton, who has been campaigning to return to the company amid a series of profit warnings and a sharp [...]

  • Investor groups back Shaftesbury board ahead of shareholder showdown

    February 3, 2019

    West End landlord Shaftesbury has secured the support of two major investor groups as it braces for a showdown with shareholder Sammy Tak Lee at its annual general meeting this week. Hong Kong billionaire Lee, who owns 26 per cent of the property group, last week called on investors to vote against three resolutions allowing [...]

  • Ocado investors set to quiz boss Tim Steiner over M&S food delivery deal

    February 3, 2019

    Ocado boss Tim Steiner will be in the spotlight this week as he delivers the firm’s annual results amid reports of a possible partnership with Marks & Spencer. The two companies are said to be in talks over a food delivery partnership that would see the retailer use Ocado’s warehouses and delivery lorries. Read more: Ocado [...]

  • Campaigners clash over World Bank report into high tobacco taxes

    February 1, 2019

    Campaign groups have clashed over a World Bank report promoting the benefits of tobacco tax amid claims high taxation drives people to the black market. The report into the global illicit tobacco trade outlines the benefits of high tobacco taxes, which it states improve public health, increase revenues and reduce the economic burden related to [...]

  • Minimum wage rises could cause job losses amid rise in automation, report finds

    February 1, 2019

    Rises in the minimum wage could lead to job losses as employers turn to automation to keep costs down, according to research by the London School of Economics (LSE). The report, which analysed the impact of minimum wage policies on automation and offshoring, showed manufacturing jobs are most likely to be under threat from robots. Read [...]

  • Outgoing BT boss Gavin Patterson regrets delayed start to turnaround plan

    January 31, 2019

    Outgoing BT boss Gavin Patterson today said he regretted not starting the company’s radical turnaround plan earlier as his turbulent time at the helm came to an end. The embattled chief executive said the company would be in a better position if it had been quicker to kick off its aggressive cost-cutting plan, which included thousands [...]

  • Broadcast TV advertising ‘at the tipping point’ as viewers switch to streaming, report finds

    January 31, 2019

    Traditional TV advertising is approaching a tipping point as sliding viewing figures cast doubt on the cost-efficiency of TV campaigns, a new report has found. A report by media consultancy Ebiquity has forecast a decline in TV ad viewing among adults of 15 to 20 per cent by 2022. These figures increase to 30 per [...]

  • WPP sells stake in ‘Davos in the Desert’ consulting firm Richard Attias & Associates

    January 31, 2019

    WPP today said it is selling its stake in Richard Attias & Associates (RAA), the consulting firm behind the so-called Davos in the Desert conference in Saudi Arabia last year. The advertising group said it will sell its minority stake in RAA back to existing shareholders as part of an ongoing plan to simplify its [...]

  • Stock Spirits buys Italian grappa producer Distillerie Franciacorta for €26.5m

    January 31, 2019

    Vodka manufacturer Stock Spirits has snapped up Italian grappa giant Distillerie Franciacorta in a deal worth €26.5m (£23.2m), the company said today. The London-listed drinks firm will take over Distillerie Franciacorta’s spirits and liqueurs business for €23.5m and pay a further €3m for land, with plans to build a new production facility. Read more: Activist investor [...]

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