All YO! Sushi articles – Page 12
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NewsYO! Sushi extends NLW to under-25s
YO! Sushi has confirmed that it is extending the National Living Wage rate, which comes into force today, to its entire workforce, regardless of age.
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Reynolds steps down at YO!
Paul Reynolds has stepped down as operations director and as a board member of the Mayfair Equity Partners-backed YO! Sushi
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NewsYO! Sushi’s launches “100 dish” new menu
YO! Sushi is rolling out a new “100-dish” menu across all of its UK sites from next Tuesday (8 March)
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Ly steps down from YO!
My Ly, who has been with YO! Sushi, since the end of 2007, has stepped down as the group’s senior marketing manager
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Analysis & InsightBrands remain resilient in crowded food to go sector
Greggs and McDonald’s grew their share of food to go visits at lunch and dinner respectively during 2015, the latest data from M&C Allegra Foodservice has shown.
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Analysis & Insight
Domino’s tops Youth 100 List 2016
Domino’s Pizza has again topped the fast food and restaurant category in this year’s Youth 100 List: which highlights the UK’s top brands according to 18-24 year olds
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NewsPizzaExpress tops salt levels ranking
Research into salt levels across leading brands in the eating put sector has shown PizzaExpress to have the saltiest dish.
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NewsSoho House to develop roadside concept
Rollout Restaurants, the Soho House joint venture, is developing a roadside restaurant and hotel concept
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Diary
Diary: London Union; McMullen; M Restaurants and YO! Sushi
This week’s Diary reveals the latest plans from London Union; welcomes Rod McKie to Sticks ‘n’ Sushi; finds out about a golf course in a pub and explains why M Restaurants is taking a leaf out of EasyJet’s book:
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Analysis & Insight
The shape of things to come
Marketing expert Mark McCulloch takes a look at some of the trends likely to impact on the sector over the next few months, and warns that brands rushing to develop apps for their products may have to brace themselves for disappointment:
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Opinion
Ivell on an evolving ALMR
M&C speaks to Mitchells & Butlers chairman Bob Ivell about his new role as president of the ALMR and how the organisation has never been in a better position to be the key voice for the industry when it comes to lobbying the Government
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Hammerson acquires Birmingham’s Grand Central
Landlord Hammerson has exchanged contracts with Birmingham City Council to acquire the new Grand Central shopping centre in Birmingham for £335m.
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Analysis & Insight
The empire grabs back
The debut last year of YO! to Go and the upcoming launch of a grab and go format by Carluccio’s highlights the fact that the sector’s established companies are set to fight back, challenging the existing coffee shop/café model in the process
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Carluccio’s to launch grab and go format
Carluccio’s is to follow YO! Sushi and the Azzurri Group into the grab and go market with the launch of Via Carluccio’s
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Opinion
Seminal moment for UK dining
London Union co-founder Jonathan Downey immediately took to Twitter to say that the “British are coming” on the news that Hawksmoor was to launch in New York, and although this may be over egging the pudding slightly, news that the Will Beckett and Huw Gott-led concept is to open Stateside does feel like a seminal moment for the UK dining scene
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Ivell joins ALMR board
Mitchells & Butlers chairman Bob Ivell has been unveiled as president of the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers.
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Analysis & InsightWho will blink first?
It felt like the majority of the sector was running to a standstill last year as it continued to wait to fully reap the rewards of the hard yards put in post downturn. The sobering thought is that it looks like the industry will have to provide more of the same over the next 12-18 months to stay ahead
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NewsSplendid to support Jack & Alice growth
Jack & Alice, the concept led by former Mitchells & Butlers retail director Mark Hall, has come under the umbrella of Splendid Restaurants
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Tindall set to become CDG FD
Zoe Tindall is set to step down as group finance director at Soho House to become finance director at the Casual Dining Group
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Analysis & InsightBig boys can expect strong year
Leading analyst Simon French, of Cenkos Securities, looks at how some of the sector’s biggest companies have performed during the past year, how major deals have impacted on the sector and why he would like to see a ‘merger of equals’ between TRG and M&B in 2016