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  • Loungers revenue soars following restaurant expansion

    October 16, 2019

    Loungers, the owner of the Lounge and Cosy Club restaurant brands, said revenue soared over the summer as the company opened 10 new venues.  Revenue in the 24 weeks to 6 October was £79.8m, an increase of 22 per cent on the previous year, as the group opened eight Lounges and two new Cosy Clubs.  [...]

  • Collapsed airlines to fly passengers home under new government proposal

    October 12, 2019

    Under a new government proposal, aeroplanes owned by collapsed airlines could be used to repatriate passengers to the UK, instead of being grounded. The proposed legislation comes in the wake of Thomas Cook’s collapse, which required the Civil Aviation Authority to find 150 aircraft and operate almost 700 flights at a total cost of £100m. [...]

  • Investment firm responsible for £1bn assets goes into special administration

    October 9, 2019

    Reyker Securities, an investment management firm responsible for £1bn of assets, has entered special administration amid “financial difficulties” following a failed attempt to sell the firm. The company, which has around 15,000 clients, had been pursuing an accelerated sales process, but the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) confirmed this fell through. Read more: UK fund outflows [...]

  • UK insolvency rates tipped to grow by 10 per cent in 2019

    October 7, 2019

    Global insolvency rates are rising for the first time since the aftermath of the 2008 financial crash with the UK expected to be the worst hit, according to a multinational insurance company.  An insolvency outlook report by Atradius forecasts business failure rates will increase by 10 per cent this year in Britain and by 2.7 [...]

  • Thomas Cook paid more than £20m to advisers in days before collapse

    October 5, 2019

    Thomas Cook paid more than £20m to over 30 advisers in its final days as it failed to secure a rescue deal. The payout added to the cash deficit that led to the company’s collapse, with advisers working on behalf of the company, bondholders, shareholders, the pension fund and insurance schemes. They were all involved [...]

  • Chinese steel maker Jingye ‘makes fresh approach’ to buy British Steel

    October 2, 2019

    Chinese steel maker Jingye has reportedly approached the government with a fresh offer for British Steel, despite officials having picked out another company as their preferred bidder weeks ago. Sky News reports the firm, which is based in Hebei province in northern China, made its approach to take over the UK’s second-biggest steel producer in [...]

  • FRC watchdog probes EY audit of Thomas Cook accounts

    October 1, 2019

    The UK’s financial watchdog has launched an investigation into EY’s audit of Thomas Cook’s last set of financial results. The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has started its probe into EY’s audit of the collapsed tour operator’s financial year ending 30 September 2018. Read more: DEBATE: Is Thomas Cook’s boss right to defend his high pay? [...]

  • Sushi stalwart Itsu posts loss as it eyes expansion in the US

    September 29, 2019

    Sushi chain Itsu fell to a pre-tax loss of £6m last year as stronger sales were offset by expansion in the US. The British food chain, which was founded by Pret a Manger tycoon Julian Metcalfe, pulled in revenue of £116m, up nine per cent on the previous year. Read more: Restaurant insolvencies jump by [...]

  • Taking the shoe shine off: Clarks brought to employment tribunal by boss fired for misconduct

    September 29, 2019

    The former chief executive of iconic British shoe brand Clarks has embarked on a legal battle against the company, claiming he was not given a chance to answer misconduct claims before being ousted. Mike Shearwood will allege at an employment tribunal, starting tomorrow in Bristol, that he was given a list of allegations at a [...]

  • 17,000 more Thomas Cook passengers flown back to UK

    September 26, 2019

    Around 17,000 people were flown home on specially chartered planes yesterday three days after they were left stranded by the failure of Thomas Cook. The Civil Aviation Authority said it managed to bring back 95 per cent of all customers whose Thomas Cook flights were scheduled on the day. It flew 71 different flights. Read [...]

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