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Billionaire brothers who went from a single petrol station to buying Asda and Leon SPECIAL REPORT: We speak to experts, local business leaders and national commentators about the meteoric rise of EG Groups Issa brothers- and where next for the prolific duo Brothers Mohsin and Zuber Issa (Image: Lancashire Telegraph / SWNS.com) The sun is finally here - but the news doesnt stop. Sign up for our newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe for free When you subsc...

Research and Markets: United Kingdom Foodservice Market Growth, Trend and Forecasts Report 2021-2026: Full-service, Quick-service, Street Stalls and Kiosks, Cafes and Bars, 100% Home Delivery Restaurants - ResearchAndMarkets.com ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. The United Kingdom foodservice market is projected to register a CAGR of 3.02% during the study period (2021-2026). There has been a definite impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the overall foodservice business, with various segments ...

Julian Makey Caffe Nero in St Neots will reopen after a refurbishment. - Credit: CAMBS ARCHIVES Coffee firm Caffe Nero will reopen its St Neots branch in the “coming weeks” after a full refurbishment, the company has said. There was surprise in the town when the cafe closed its doors suddenly a few weeks ago. The cafe occupies a prime spot in the Market Square where local councillors are trying to develop a continental-style cafe culture. Caffe Nero, which has around 1,000 outlets worldwi...

£3.9bn Costa deal leaves a bitter taste for Coca-Cola Cokes British-born boss James Quincey bet billions on the coffee chain that has been hit by falling sales during the pandemic 24 April 2021 • 9:41am By his own admission, Coca-Cola boss James Quincey is a risk-taker. “If we’re not making mistakes, we’re not trying hard enough,” the London-born executive said when he took over running the soft drinks giant year four years ago. Little more than a year later Quincey’s words had bee...

The alterations business ZipYard is part of a large well-known franchise with guaranteed trade. Situated in a prime trading location in the town centre of Basingstoke, next door to the entrance of the main shopping centre in the town. This location thrives from all year-round heavy footfall and passing trade. The franchise business offers clothing alterations, dress re-styling, garment repairs, tailoring, leather jacket repairs and alterations, school and work uniforms, wedding and brid...

Cornmarket Street, Oxford city centre, on April 12, 2021 as shops were allowed to reopen. COSTA Coffee, Caffe Nero and Turtle Bay are among the high street names joining Oxfords local businesses in hopes of setting up alfresco dining as Covid restrictions ease. The chain restaurants and cafes join local names like Jericho Coffee Traders on the High Street, and Vinys Cafe on North Parade who have made applications for a pavement licence to Oxford City Council. A total of eight pavement lic...

Apart from anything else, they dont need us to toot their horn. But more than that, as a local paper we want to celebrate and promote small, local independent businesses, who often find themselves in stiff competition with those national chains. However, the fact that the likes of Costa, Caffe Nero and Turtle Bay are leading bids in the city to get outdoor seating this summer is actually probably a good thing for everyone. If they can submit decent, persuasive bids (and God knows theyve...

THE ISSA brothers are reportedly close to taking over Caffè Nero after a £140 million deal to buy the coffee chains debts. The billionaire EG Group founders, from Blackburn, have been interested in acquiring Caffè Nero since late last year, however their efforts have so far been rebuffed with the most recent setback to a planned legal challenge coming just weeks ago. Up until this point the coffee chain had resisted the brothers takeover attempts. A statement from Caffe Nero said: "W...

Susie Davidson / brookline@wickedlocal.com "The Oxford Dictionary’s words of the year for 2020 include blursday, doomscrolling and infodemic," said author Cynthia Levinson. "Time Magazine’s include the first two of these, as well as social distancing and quarantini," she added. But Levinsons personal word of the year is "hunker." "Because that’s what I did — hunker at home from March 14, 2020, the date of my last trip-of-the-year to a grocery store, until Jan. 8, 2021, the date I was ...

Issa brothers Asda takeover hits roadblock as watchdog probes petrol station competition concerns (Getty Images) The UK’s competition watchdog has launched an investigation into the acquisition of Asda by the Issa brothers and TDR Capital over concerns that it could drive up petrol prices. The companies have said they will work with the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to find a resolution within the first stage of the probe. The CMA this morning said the deal raises i...