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Rank Group H1 revenue falls 55% as operator posts £48.6m loss 28th January 2021 | By Conor Mulheir The Rank Group saw revenue fall 55% in the first half of its 2020-21 fiscal year, with land-based closures resulting from novel coronavirus (Covid-19) exacerbated by the impact of new social responsibility measures on digital revenue. Underlying like-for-like net gaming revenue in the six months to 31 December 2020 came to £156.9m, down 58% year-on-year. This does not factor in the acquisition a...

28 January 2021 | 09:04am StockMarketWire.com - Casino operator Rank has reported a half year operating loss of £52.9 million pounds, owing to Covid-19 restrictions. The groups half year results reveal net revenue minus prize payments was £177.6 million, a 55% drop from the comparative period of 2019/2020. The ever-changing restrictions, coupled with curfews, which in particular have a seismic impact on our Grosvenor venues, have resulted in an exceptionally challenging first half for the g...

Rank slumps to loss and warns trading will not fully recover until mid-2022 January 28 2021, 10.57am Mecca Bingo and casino owner Rank Group has warned trading at its venues is not likely to recover until the middle of next year as the pandemic sent it swinging to a half-year loss. Mecca Bingo and casino owner Rank Group has warned trading at its venues is not likely to recover until the middle of next year as the pandemic sent it swinging to a half-year loss. The group slumped to a £59.4 mil...

Top UK Stocks to Watch: US consumers remain thirsty for Diageo drinks Joshua Warner January 28, 2021 9:52 AM Diageo proves resilient as pubs and restaurants remain closed while Britvic sells where it can, airlines easyJet and Wizz Air continue to struggle, and Tate & Lyle is set to post a rise in profit. Share: Top News: Diageo ups dividend as pandemic w...

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May to June 2020 in Review: Political whiplash follows Covid storm Share March 25, 2021 Having navigated March and April’s COVID storms, the betting industry was served a political whiplash across European jurisdictions as the months of May and June saw governments order tighter customer controls across all gambling verticals.   SBC – European governments order tougher controls on gambling’s compliance duties Following direct orders from the government, the UK Gambling Commission (UKG...

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Diners were pictured descending on their favorite foodie hotspots across New York City Saturday night  New Yorkers were looking to enjoy indoor dining for what is likely to be the last time in 2020 Governor Cuomo announced Friday indoor dining will be banned from Monday across NYC This marks a blow for the restaurant industry which was already struggling with 25% indoor capacity  COVID-19 hospitalizations in New York state are surging, reaching 5,359 Friday - the highest number on record sin...

Surrey council allocates six sites to manage countys waste including Runnymede and Tandridge green belt A newly adopted plan outlines how Surrey will get rid of 540,000 tonnes of household rubbish a year The Grundon waste facility at Randalls Road in Leatherhead is the only place in Surrey that deals with the countys kerbside recyclables (Image: Surrey Mirror) Get the latest email updates for Surrey with our FREE daily newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscri...