All Finance articles – Page 65
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Prezzo bid has little impact on share price
The M&C20 was down 1.6% to 1,187 points this week, outperforming the All-Share Index which was down 1.9% to 1,010 points, Will Brumby of Langton Capital reports
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Chapel Down ends crowdfunding drive after raising £3.95m
Chapel Down Group, the Kent-based winemaker and brewer, has closed its crowdfunding campaign after raising the maximum of £3.95m in about four weeks
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Lloyds Bank approves Punch restructure
Punch Taverns has just one more hurdle to jump before its restructure is confirmed, after the plan was approved by Lloyds Bank on Thursday
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Veeno eyes crowdfunding rollout
Italian wine café Veeno has launched a crowdfunding campaign and aims to open four new sites by June 2015
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Handmade Burger secures funding package
Handmade Burger Company has secured a new £400,000 funding package from Lloyds to support plans to open four new sites
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Financial watchdog to start Tesco investigation
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is to undertake a “full investigation” into Tesco’s announcement last month that it had overstated its expected H1 profits by an estimated £250m
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Secure Trust Bank launches “alternative” hospitality lending facility
UK banking facility Secure Trust Bank PLC has launched a commercial finance business called Secure Trust Bank Commercial Finance for SMEs in the leisure and hospitality sector
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Fulham Shore to acquire Real Greek, to seek AIM listing
Fulham Shore, the David Page-led investment vehicle has announced it has conditionally agreed to acquire Kefi Ltd, the owner of The Real Greek restaurant group, for £13.9m
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Natwest and RBS launch 'business accelerator hubs'
Natwest and RBS have announced the launch of eight new “business accelerator hubs” to offer mentoring to businesses, including the chance to win “growth awards”
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Talent spotting
Over the next 18 months the industry is set to experience a sustained level of M&A activity, including a number of big ticket deals, but it is mining for “investment gold” at the other end of the business lifecycle that is increasingly moving to the top of the agenda for sector investors in the rush for the next big thing
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Spirit storms ahead of M&C20
This week has been one of the most interesting weeks for a while on the M&C20 index which fell 1.9% to 1,203 points, outperforming the All Share Index which fell 3.4% to 1,030 points
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Aparthotels enters administration
Blue Rainbow Aparthotels, part of the Blue Rainbow Hospitality Group that operates Tea 42, has entered administration
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BCI shareholders approve on-line trading move
Shareholders of British Country Inns (BCI) have voted in favour of proposals to place the shares on the on-line trading platform Asset Match
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Chapel Down raises extra £570k
Chapel Down Group, the Kent-based winemaker and brewer, has announced that it has raised an additional £570,000 through its latest share issue
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Enterprise to issue new bonds, eyes new debt facility
Enterprise Inns has announced that is it is to buy back some existing bonds and reissue new bonds with a later maturity date and on more favourable terms
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Big gains for M&C20 after NO vote
With the threat of Scottish independence behind us for the time being, the All Share ended the week up 9 points at 1,066, with the M&C20 outperforming the market, ending up more than 28 points at 1,226
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Burger King reports 2.7% global lfls growth
Burger King has reported 3.7% sales growth in North America in July and August and 2.7% globally, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing that showed Tim Hortons enjoying like-for-like sales of 3.6% in Canadian stores and 7% in US stores
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Grub Club to launch crowdfunding bid
Grub Club, the service that hosts supper clubs and dining concepts at pop-up locations, is to launch a bid to raise between £250,000 and £500,000 on Crowdcube to expand its operations
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Red's eyes 20 within three years
Red’s True Barbecue, the fast-growing smokehouse concept, plans to open four sites in 2015 and 20 within three years, the Daily Telegraph reports
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Chapel Down secures more land for growing grapes
Chapel Down Group, the Kent-based winemaker and brewer, has secured the lease on a 145-acre piece of land, the first of four planned land purchases following its successful fundraising scheme