Pret Index News Today

In a wide-ranging interview with NBC, Donald Trump pointed to the rising cost of bacon as evidence for soaring inflation in the US.

Pret A Manger is pivoting away from opening stores in cities to smaller towns and airports in a bet work from home will continue. Read on.

Thanks to the Pret Index, we’ve been able to track down its product consumption and deduce the extent of workplace recovery in Europe.

‘The jury’s out’, was Liz Truss’s pert response to the question ‘Macron: friend or foe?’ at last week’s Norwich hustings. ‘I’ll judge him on deeds not words.’ In a video clip of the event you can see a bald bloke in the second row applauding wildly, as if she had just delivered from memory the whole...

Companies signed 153pc more deals than last year for office space in the capital

A London-listed Russian miner is set to collapse into administration after it was left reeling by western sanctions.

Major cities like London continue their rebound from the pandemic, with some tweaks.

For some it was the taped-off park benches, or the sight of police officers handing out fixed penalty notices to sunbathers. For others it was the sheer numbers of deaths being reported in inner boroughs. London in the spring of 2020 was definitely not the place to be. As with other world cities, it faced

Government dashboard data showed the UKs Covid cases, deaths and hospitalisations all rose today. Cases dropped yesterday, although this was down to a technical error.

Figures from Bloombergs Pret Index show the chains transactions in the City and Canary Wharf reached a near pandemic high of 86 per cent of pre-Covid-19 levels last week.