All Finance articles – Page 231
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NewsDenzel’s dog snack brand secures six-figure investment
Denzel’s will spend the money on expanding its product range and building the team
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NewsMedia Bites 15 October: EG Group, Ocado, Just Eat
Deloitte has resigned as auditor of EG Group, the UK petrol stations company whose billionaire owners just agreed a £6.8bn takeover of grocery chain Asda, because of concerns over its governance and internal controls.
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NewsCity snapshot: Marston’s to cut up to 2,150 jobs amid new coronavirus restrictions
Pub and brewing company Marston’s is to cut 2,150 roles after the coronavirus lockdown and ongoing restrictions have had a “material” impact on its trading. Plus, new chairman at BAT, Domino’s Pizza sees sales uplift, Distil benefits from drinking at home and all the rest of the latest news from the City.
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NewsBoparan rescues burger chain GBK from administration
2 Sisters owner Boparan has continued its push into casual dining, with the rescue of the GBK burger brand from administration
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NewsLivekindly Co raises $135m to accelerate expansion of plant-based brands portfolio
Plant-based brand collective The Livekindly Co has raised $135m (£104m) to accelerate its mission to transform the global “unsustainable meat-centric food system”, including developing chicken and egg alternatives.
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NewsYumello raises £100k growth funding from its online community
Fast-growing nut butter startup Yumello has raised £100,000 directly from its online customers in just two weeks to help fuel expansion.
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NewsCity Snapshot: Just Eat sales surge 46% in Q3 as coronavirus restrictions return
Takeaway giant Just Eat has enjoyed a 46% surge in global sales in the third quarter as the coronavirus pandemic kept consumers at home. Plus, Bakkavor CFO Pete Gates retires, Devro appoints a new CFO, Stock Spirits issues a trading update and Nestle completes its acquisition of Aimmune Therapeutics.
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NewsMedia Bites 14 Oct: Grocery market share, Amazon, Tesco
Alcohol sales at supermarkets soared in recent weeks after the Government imposed a 10pm curfew on pubs and bars
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NewsCity snapshot: Shoppers spend an extra £260m on supermarket alcohol in preparation for new lockdown
Grocery sales jumped almost 11% in September as shoppers prepared for new lockdown restrictions, with consumers spending an extra £261m. Plus, the latest figures from Nielsen, BRC-KPMG retail sales monitor and Barclaycard spending report.
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NewsMedia Bites 13 Oct: Unilever, Retail sales, Hospitality
Unilever’s UK shareholders have voted overwhelmingly in favour of plans to move the Marmite owner’s legal base to London
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NewsCity snapshot: Cake Box revenues recover after store reopenings
Cake Box has posted a strong recovery in trading following the lockdown enforced closure of its store estate, with like for like sales up by double digit excluding the closures.
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NewsMedia Bites 12 Oct: Asda, Unilever, Pork and poultry
Zuber and Mohsin Issa The new owners of Asda have set up an offshore bid vehicle that means the supermarket will be legally owned in Jersey. (The Times £) Two billionaire brothers from Blackburn have been made CBEs a week after clinching a £6.8bn deal to buy ...
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NewsTesco’s smooth transition to Ken Murphy wins analyst approval
Ken Murphy on Wednesday revealed that sales soared 6.6% in Tesco’s first half to £26.7bn
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NewsPoundland readies major push into fresh and frozen food with Fultons acquisition
Poundland has been working with Fultons for the past 12 months to grow its food range
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NewsOnly 10 to 15 forecourts at risk in Asda-EG Group deal, claim experts
The number of forecourts at risk in a CMA review of the Asda buyout by EG Group’s owners barely reaches double figures
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NewsCity snapshot: CMA clears brewing merger between Marston’s and Carlsberg
The UK competition regulator has cleared the £780m merger of Marston’s and Carlsberg’s UK brewing operations. Plus UK GDP growth slows to 2.1% in August and all the rest of the latest news in the City.
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NewsMedia Bites 9 Oct: Food standards, Tobacco, Tim Hortons
The UK government is set to reject legal measures to uphold food standards in future trade deals
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NewsCity snapshot: Imperial Brands sees consumers turn to tobacco during Covid crisis
Imperial Tobacco said it has seen stronger than expected tobacco sales volumes during the coronavirus crisis as consumers in Europe and the US have shifted spend to tobacco products.
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NewsInsect protein startup raises $372m to fund world’s largest insect farm
The new capital will fund completion of an insect farm in Amiens, France in early 2022
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NewsMedia Bites 8 October: Tesco, Ferrero/Fox’s, Greene King
There is a wealth of coverage for Tesco’s half-year results across all the papers today.