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UK Gilt Yields Fall as Signs Emerge of Easing -2- - Stock market news - Vimarsana News

UK Gilt Yields Fall as Signs Emerge of Easing -2- - Stock market news

UK's Interest Rates Could Stay Elevated Due to Persistently High Inflation 1150 GMT - The Bank of England is likely to keep interest rates elevated to tame high inflation as the U.K.'s cost of goods and services is expected to remain persistently h... | 09:43am

Tonic Maker Fever-Tree Raises Prices As Glass Costs Soar - Vimarsana News

Tonic Maker Fever-Tree Raises Prices As Glass Costs Soar

Fever-Tree has raised prices of its tonics and mixers and is planning to increase production in the United States, it said on 22 March.

Wagamama owner The Restaurant Group to close sites amid cost-of-living pressures - Vimarsana News

Wagamama owner The Restaurant Group to close sites amid cost-of-living pressures

The Wagamama and Frankie & Benny's owner said it would shut about 35 'potentially loss-making' sites over the coming two years, resulting in its leisure division being about 30 per cent smaller.

Wagamama owner The Restaurant Group to close sites amid cost-of-living pressures - Vimarsana News

Wagamama owner The Restaurant Group to close sites amid cost-of-living pressures

The Wagamama owner said its leisure division would be roughly 30 per cent smaller after it shuts about 35 'potentially loss-making' locations over the coming two years.

Aston Martin losses mount on delayed deliveries and weaker sterling - Vimarsana News

Aston Martin losses mount on delayed deliveries and weaker sterling

Losses more than doubled to £527.7million in 2022, from £189.3million the previous year, as the group was hit by currency fluctuations increasing the cost of its US dollar-denominated debt.