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The latest industry news from the business journalists at Catering Today. We bring you the latest on what’s happening in the restaurants, bars and catering industry, with exclusive stories, analysis, best practice and industry comment.
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Nov- 2024 -11 November
Soho Coffee unveils new store format with Westfield opening
Soho Coffee has officially opened its newest concept – Soho Coffee and Kitchen – in Westfield, London, which aims to…
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8 November
Today’s news in brief – 08/11/24
Krispy Kreme has seen Q3 losses widen to $16m (£12.9m), up from a loss of $2.1m (£1.7m) in the previous…
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8 November
Krispy Kreme falls to $16m loss in Q3 as UK market underperforms
Krispy Kreme has seen losses widen to $16m (£12.9m) in its third quarter, up from a loss of $2.1m (…
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8 November
Blind Tiger Inns invests in 20th pub alongside Star Pubs
North West pub company Blind Tiger Inns has acquired its 20th pub, The Stanley Arms, with Star Pubs, increasing its…
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8 November
Rick Stein Group named in 100 Best Companies to Work For survey
The Rick Stein Group has been named as one of this year’s 100 Best Large Companies To Work For by…
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8 November
UKH welcomes ‘short-term’ fix of interest rates cut
UKHospitality has welcomed the Bank of England’s interest rates cut from 5% to 4.75%, saying it is “positive news in…
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8 November
Claro opens at St James’s
Eastern Mediterranean restaurant Claro has opened its doors in St James’s London. The restaurant was founded by a close-knit team…
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7 November
Today’s news in brief – 07/11/24
Wetherspoon boss Tim Martin has warned of rising prices following the autumn budget, though the pub group intends to “make…
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7 November
Bubbleology continues expansion with Newcastle opening
Bubble tea brand Bubbleology is expanding its presence in the North of England with the opening of its first site…
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7 November
Bank of England cuts interest rates to 4.75%
The Bank of England has cut interest rates for the second time this year, with rates now cut to 4.75%. …
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