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BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Jefferies And Liberum Downgrade UK Retailers

Young & Co's Makes Good Start To Year But Warns On Brexit Uncertainty

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'Casual dining' restaurants suffer but pubs bubble up, Coffer Peach finds

(ShareCast News) - Trading at larger UK pubs and restaurant groups slowed even further in May, with like-for-like sales down 1.4% year-on-year as a hefty decline at casual dining chains outweighed a small improvement for pubs. These findings from the Coffer Peach Business Trackers were the bigge

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Numis Upgrades Close Brothers To Buy

Young & Co's Profit Down On Unrepeated Gain But Sales Grow Strongly

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Goldman Sachs Upgrades BT To Conviction Buy

Pubs suffer tough April as restaurants enjoy further growth

(ShareCast News) - The restaurants and pubs sector endured a further decline in like-for-like sales in April, as wavering consumer confidence mixed with inclement weather. Like-for-like sales across managed pub and restaurant groups fell 0.8% against the same month last year, according to the Coffer

Young & Co's Retail Director Dardis Succeeds Goodyear As CEO

Pub and restaurant sales fall flat in February, Peach Tracker finds

(ShareCast News) - Pub and restaurant sales were flat last month and the industry expects to endure a tougher year than last, according to a respected industry survey. The results of the monthly Peach Tracker, produced by CGA Peach in partnership with Coffer Group, RSM and UBS, found like-for-like s

London leisure spend lagging provinces, says Coffer Peach Tracker

(ShareCast News) - Trading at the UK's largest restaurant food-led pub chains saw an encouraging uplift last month, despite London falling behind its provincial cousins and casual dining outperforming pubs and bars in 'dry January'. Like-like-sales for January for the 31 companies monitored in the C

ITV chair takes shares partially in lieu of fee

(ShareCast News) - ITV chairman Archie Norman has seen his stake in the media company rise in lieu of directors fees. Norman, who has been steering the company since 2009, has an arrangement that means he uses 40% of his annual fee after statutory deductions and associated costs to acquire shares on

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