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Rail regulator says more competition crucial to bring benefits to passengers and taxpayers

Travel firm On The Beach, Upper Crust owner SSP and office landlord IWG will all resume handouts to shareholders in a major boost for investors.

After the chaos caused by the pandemic, SSP has finally taken flight, but sadly for the owner of Caffè Ritazza and Upper Crust, and its investors, the share price has failed to follow suit. A lack of

Londons FTSE 100 got off to a slow start on Tuesday, with miners falling amid fears for the Chinese economy, while Barclays shares fell after Bloomberg reported Qatar is trimming its stake in the...

By Christian Moess Laursen SSP Group resumed dividend payments after its pretax profit more than tripled in fiscal 2023 on growing sales in key markets. The...

A strong post-pandemic bounce in profitability has prompted SSP to resume dividend payments.The airport and railway catering group acknowledged that it continued to face “macroeconomic and political

British eateries operator SSP Group on Tuesday resumed annual dividend payouts and forecast higher 2024 sales and profit as air travel boomed from pandemic lows....

Gettysburg business owners expressed concern about a proposed revision of the borough’s sign ordinance.

The Upper Crust and Caffe Ritazza owner, which operates more than 600 food-to-go outlets, intends to hand out a 2.5 pence per share full-year dividend.

International food and beverage travel outlet operator SSP Group on Tuesday reinstated its dividend as it reported a near doubling of annual core profits, driven by the continued resurgence in passenger numbers and workers returning to work in offices.