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Rick Erwin's Greer announces opening date; company adds to executive staff > GSA Business - Vimarsana News

Rick Erwin's Greer announces opening date; company adds to executive staff > GSA Business

Rick Erwin’s Greer announces opening date; company adds to executive staff

Social Pantry appoints former Casual Dining Group CEO James Spragg as new Non-Executive Chairman - Vimarsana News

Social Pantry appoints former Casual Dining Group CEO James Spragg as new Non-Executive Chairman

London-based restaurant group and catering company Social Pantry has announced the appointment of former Casual Dining Group CEO James Spragg as its new non-executive chairman.

Mila Owners Take 21K-SF Lease At E11even Condo - Vimarsana News

Mila Owners Take 21K-SF Lease At E11even Condo

E11even is part of a dual-tower luxury development branded by one of Miami’s most popular nightclubs.

Pub boss thanks Thirsty Thursday for sales boost - Vimarsana News

Pub boss thanks Thirsty Thursday for sales boost

THE FOUNDER and chairman of City Pub Group said the capital had been the key driver to the group's recovery as it recorded a return to pre-pandemic sales levels. Clive Watson, who oversees a portfolio... | April 19, 2023

London's Thirsty Thursdays help City Pub Group shares soar five per cent - Vimarsana News

London's Thirsty Thursdays help City Pub Group shares soar five per cent

Shares in the City Pub Group rose 5.03 per cent to 83.50p after the firm delivered better than expected results and claimed it was "well-positioned to Clive Watson, who oversees a portfolio of popular pubs such as The Phene in Chelsea, told City A.M that London is the region that is “doing best” compared to its sites in regions such as Cambridge and East Anglia. 

Source: cityam.com