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Magners maker C&C toasts deal to buy Asahiâs UK wholesale business (opens the original)
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Magners and Tennentâs lager maker C&C has agreed a deal to buy the UK wholesale arm of Japanese beer brand Asahi. Irish firm C&C, which is listed on the London stock market, said it had bought the firmâs UK wholesale business for a nominal sum. The deal includes all Asahi UKâs wholesale customer and supplier relationships and agreements, as well as the intellectual property, a leased depot and some other assets such as vehicles and stock. The agreement will also see all supply arrangements
Grocery price inflation slows sharply as hot weather drives âpicky bitsâ sales (opens the original)
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Grocery price inflation has fallen back sharply to its lowest level for nearly two years as shoppers increasingly turned to chilled finger foods in the summer heatwaves, according to new figures. Supermarket prices rose by 2.1% in the four weeks to August 9, down significantly on the 2.6% the month before and the lowest rate since October 2024, figures from Worldpanel by Numerator show. But shoppers spent less on groceries, after the World Cup football fever boosted sales in the previous month,
William Hill owner suffers £46m tax hike blow ahead of £243m takeover (opens the original)
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William Hill and 888 owner Evoke has revealed a £46 million earnings hit from higher gambling taxes as it prepares for a £243 million takeover by Greek gambling firm Ballyâs Intralot. The London-listed firm said underlying earnings slumped 10% to £150.2m in the six months to June 30 after the gaming duty impact, largely as a result of the UK Governmentâs move to hike remote gaming duty from 21% to 40% from April. Former Chancellor Rachel Reeves also announced last year there would be a ne
Tui profits slump as Iran war hits holiday demand (opens the original)
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Holiday firm Tui has seen quarterly earnings plunge as cautious consumers continue to leave holiday bookings until the last minute amid uncertainty over the Iran war. Pre-tax profits at Europeâs largest travel operator tumbled 43% to â¬153.4 million (£131m) in its third quarter to the end of June, with the group hit by rising fuel costs due to the Middle East conflict and pressure to lower prices because of weak demand and increased competition. Underlying earnings fell 27% in the latest qua
Vimto owner snaps up VitHit drinks brand for £64m (opens the original)
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The VitHit healthy drinks brand founded by former professional rugby player Gary Lavin has been bought by Vimto owner Nichols for 75 million euros (£64 million). Mr Lavin â who played for Leinster and Harlequins â will step down after the sale of the brand, which he launched in Dublin 25 years ago as a healthy alternative to sugary sports drinks. The brand has since expanded to 13 overseas markets and made more than 26.5 million euros (£22.7 million) of revenues last year, delivering under
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