London landlords are facing the end of government support and are hoping for drinkers to keep coming back to the pub
City voices: The chief executive of Marks & Spencer believes in the long-term future of bricks and mortar stores, but says London is falling way behind other major global cities
The UK’s 10.1% CPI figure in March compares with 6.9% in the eurozone and 5.0% in the US
More than 20 ‘unicorns’ worth over $1 billion each appeared in London since 2021
Occupancy picked up steam in the post-Easter period
A journey to or from Heathrow Airport that starts in, ends in or goes through Zone 1 costs £12.80
Alphawave shares plunged ahead of the looming suspension
But the new head still won’t save the organisation, critics have warned.
However, investors may take confidence from elsewhere in Europe, as France and Italy both returned to growth
Paddy Power owner Flutter expects to lose up to £100 million per year
City comment: It will be well into the middle of the year at the earliest before the inflation furnace really starts to cool
He said aid the products like milk and other fresh foods would be the first to top out
