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Revenue at Pets at Home jumped nearly eight per cent in the last year, as coronavirus-led lockdowns persuaded more households to get a pet.

The supermarket chain has made a good start to the current financial year, with sales up 2.7% excluding fuel

Tesco benefitted from its essential shop status, but not enough to offset costs. Picture: Getty Images TESCO profits tumbled by around a fifth after coronavirus costs of almost £900 million offset surging sales. The supermarket giant said pre-tax profits slid to £825m for the 12 months to February, compared with £1.03 billion the previous year. It said profits were weighed down by £892m in Covid-related costs and the company’s decision to hand £585m in business rates relief back to the Government. However, its role during the pandemic helped “recast Tesco’s reputation in th...

EasyJet chief is right to be living in fantasy land Johan Lundgren seems to be willing Europe into opening up to tourism this summer - no surprise given the airline's financial situation 14 April 2021 • 5:22pm Great athletes often visualise winning to achieve success in real life. “I lie in bed the night before the game and visualise myself scoring goals or doing well,” Wayne Rooney once said. Rugby player Jonny Wilkinson used the same technique: "I imagine the sensation of how the ball is going to feel when it hits my foot for the perfect strike."    As coronavirus restrictions b...

Half a dozen new Greggs stores will open up in zones one and two in central London, including in the City of London, after falling rents in the capital made London spaces more attractive.