All High Street articles – Page 74
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NewsWaze signs up supermarkets and coffee chains to in-app ads
The Google-backed sat nav app has 1.8 million active users in the UK
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NewsCity snapshot: Costa Coffee first half UK sales climb 9.1% but profits slide
Costa Coffee grew revenues by 9.1% in the first half to £622m but significant increases in labour costs, business rates and foreign exchange impacts on coffee imports hit profits. Plus, first quarter revenues slide at McBride, first half volumes up at Distil and all the rest of the latest news from the City
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NewsHarrods sales pass £2bn as tourists make most of weak pound
Harrods expects capital expenditure to continue to increase over the coming years
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NewsPret to donate unsold food from new London university stores
The Pret Foundation Trust has re-distributed more than three million items of food to UK hostels and shelters
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Analysis & FeaturesHow food to go will tackle EU worker exodus
In lieu of clarity from the government, businesses are formulating a backup plan
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NewsPret a Manger trials free water stations at veggie stores
Trial will be extended to Manchester branches at the end of the month
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NewsSainsbury's extends Patisserie Valerie partnership trial
The supermarket has increased the number of stores stocking the range from 18 to 28…
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NewsCosta Coffee holds technology event at Holborn HQ
Companies pitched ideas including 3D printing and autonomous vehicles to Costa executives
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NewsGreggs launches first home delivery trial with UberEATS
The service was launched yesterday and is available exclusively through the UberEATS app
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NewsCosta shows off unusual global coffees at London pop-up bar
Its range of six international drinks include a Middle Eastern camel milk latte
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Comment & OpinionAutumn’s here, and the turmeric latte is upon us
The coffee alternative has plenty of converts in the US, and now a cup of ’golden milk’ is coming to these shores as grab-and-go chains like Pret A Manger include it in its seasonal menu
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NewsGreggs wary of the Thorntons factor despite Iceland success
Greggs CEO Roger Whiteside hailed the success of its Iceland partnership but does not want to go into other retailers
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NewsEat plans 'more exciting' flavours in cold food menu overhaul
The company is bringing in a finalist from last year’s professional MasterChef to overhaul its menu
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Analysis & FeaturesCan foodservice pay for provenance?
Foodservice players are responding to demand for local sourcing, but is paying higher prices for provenance sustainable?
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NewsPret to open third veggie store in London
Stores in Soho and Shoreditch are attracting meat-eaters as well as vegetarians
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NewsCosta to hire 250 new apprentices in recruitment drive
All participants in the scheme will receive the national living wage
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NewsCity snapshot: Solid August retail sales defy poor summer weather
UK retail sales rose 1.3% on a like-for-like basis in August according to the latest BRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor to shrug off the recent wet weather. Plus, the FTSE slides on North Korea worries, McBride boosted by Danish deal and all the latest news from the City.
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NewsStaff at two McDonald's outlets strike over contracts dispute
The two restaurants affected are in Cambridge and Crayford in southeast London
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NewsCosta Coffee launches first global loyalty strategy
Marketing agency Lida will be tasked with delivering the loyalty scheme across multiple markets…