All Operators articles – Page 88
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Deliveroo wins “workers” case
Deliveroo has won a case in the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC), which has ruled that its delivery riders are self-employed
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Telepizza begins rollout
Telepizza, the Spanish delivery chain, has secured its second UK site, with six more sites lined up in Manchester and central London, MCA has learnt.
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Analysis & Insight
Sector spending remains resilient
Spending across the hospitality sector remained resilient in October, seeing a modest rise, as overall consumer spending fell at its fastest rate for four years
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West Brewery blames business rates for site closure
Scottish brewer and restaurant operator West has closed one of its Glasgow sites, blaming a rise in business rates.
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OpinionJust popping out for a while
You are always told to never push your luck, or as my dad used to say “don’t kick the arse out of it”, so after seven years in the privileged position of editor of MCA, it is time make sure I heed that advice and move onwards and upwards in the wider William Reed family.
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Analysis & InsightDon’t blink
Mark Wingett examines some of the recent boardroom changes and what they mean in a wider context, and looks at possible problems ahead at the St James’s Market development
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Opinion
The generation game - how to win with Centennials
Are you ready to win the hearts of the new, digital-first, value-focused and brand-disloyal generation? Just when you thought you’d successfully navigated the Millennial minefield and emerged unscathed, in marches a new breed of digital natives. Is your business ready to take them on? Asks Vodafone through its Your Ready Business forum
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Zizzi, Wagamama, Byron set for Plymouth
Zizzi, Wagamama, Byron and Five Guys are set for a £53m British Land leisure scheme in Plymouth.
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The Shake Lab secures £650k bank fund
TD4 Brands, the operator of Boost Juice Bars, has secured £650,000 of funding from Barclays to support the rollout of six new The Shake Lab sites over the next four months.
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Ladies of Restaurants line up second “in conversation” event
Ladies of Restaurants has announced its second event in its “in conversation” series
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Dum Dum Donutterie winds up for 2018 rollout
Dum Dum, the artisan donut brand, is preparing to push the button on expansion, with a target of 15-20 new stores in 2018, MCA has learnt.
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Cojean launching second London site
Cojean, the Parisian healthy fast food concept, is set to open its second site in London.
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'Not enough space for street food'
Street food operators are struggling to find suitable locations to trade from in London, despite the explosion in street food over the last ten years, Kerb’s inaugural Future of London Food panel discussion heard.
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Crussh to partner with mental health charity Mind
Crussh is to donate 10p from sales of selected products to the mental health charity Mind this winter, “to help fight and drive mental wellbeing across the UK”.
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Analysis & Insight
Survive or Die – the dos and don’ts of rebranding
In a fast-moving environment operators must be constantly evolving their business. Philip Harrison, president of design consultancy Harrison, looks at how branding can be a key component in the fight to stand out in a changing market.
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Marston’s to supply its own water
Marston’s has joined Whitbread and Greene King as the only UK companies to secure a licence to supply their own water.
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Hard Rock Café confirms plans for new London flagship
Hard Rock International has confirmed plans to open in a new UK flagship site in London’s Piccadilly.
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M&S to slow Simply Food expansion
Marks & Spencer (M&S) this morning said it would open fewer Simply Food stores than expected
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Deliveroo begins rollout of subscription service
Deliveroo has begun the national roll out of its subscription service – Deliveroo Plus, which give customers unlimited deliveries
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Chai Street opening fourth site
Chai Street, the Cardiff based Indian street food concept, is opening a fourth site in the city.