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Press Association

Jobs at risk as Frankie and Benny's sites to close

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Up to 3,000 jobs are on the line as the owner of Frankie and Benny's announced it was going to close 125 of its sites across the country.
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Press Association

Eat Out to Help Out scheme explained

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A look at the Government's Eat Out to Help Out scheme, which launches on August 3 to encourage people to eat out in a bid to boost the economic recovery from the virus crisis. Under the scheme, a 50% discount will be available at...
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Press Association

Pubs and bars to close by 10pm starting Thursday

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The Prime Minister is to set out new measures to tackle coronavirus as UK moves to alert level four, including the mandatory closing of pubs and bars by 10pm.
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Press Association

Pub remains boarded up with end of lockdown in sight

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The boarded up George and Dragon Public House in Reading, Berkshire, as England approaches the final week of a four week national lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus.
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Press Association

England enters three-tier system of restrictions as lockdown ends

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Shops, pubs and gyms have reopened in the majority of the country as England comes out of lockdown and into tiered restrictions.
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Press Association

Almost 30,000 jobs lost in restaurant and dining sector in 2020 bloodbath

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Almost 30,000 job losses were recorded across restaurants and casual dining firms in 2020 as the pandemic drove a 163% jump in job cuts, according to new figures New data compiled by the Centre for Retail Research (CRR) has revealed that...
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Press Association

Drinkers enjoy an outdoor pints in Manchester

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Drinkers sit outside pubs in Manchester's Northern Quarter, as lockdown restrictions are eased across England.
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Press Association

Boris Johnson faces Tory backlash as lockdown lifting put on hold

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Boris Johnson is facing a furious backlash from Tory MPs as he prepares to put the final lifting of coronavirus lockdown restrictions in England on hold. The Prime Minister is expected to announce the ending of social-distancing rules –...
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Press Association

Boris Johnson to restore freedoms as he tells public to ‘learn to live’ with Covid-19

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The Prime Minister is expected to tell people in England that it will be left to their “judgement” to manage coronavirus risks as he prepares to restore freedoms on July 19. Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street press conference on...
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Bloomberg

Pandemic Acting as Catalyst for Change in Labor Market: CIPD

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Jul.02 -- Peter Cheese, chief executive officer at Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, discusses the difficulty company’s face in finding staff for open jobs, flexibility in the labor market and the potential for moving to...
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Press Association

9% Vat rate for hospitality sector could be extended, Tanaiste says

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The Tanaiste has raised the prospect that the 9% Vat rate for the hospitality sector could be extended beyond the end of February next year. Leo Varadkar did not rule out the rate being extended, despite the Finance Minister Paschal...
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Bloomberg

Artyzen’s APAC Expansion Plan

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Nov.24 -- Robbert van der Maas, president of Artyzen Hospitality Group, discusses the company’s push into mainland China and Singapore and how they’re funding the expansion. He speaks exclusively on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.” (Corrects...
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Press Association

What to expect in the Chancellor's Budget 2021

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A look at what to expect in Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Budget when he delivers it in Parliament on March 3. Mr Sunak has said he "is preparing a Budget that provides support for people" as Covid lockdown rules are eased.
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Press Association

Taoiseach jokes about getting a pint as he takes questions from the press on restrictions lifting

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Taoiseach Micheal Martin indicated that Ireland has moved beyond the emergency phase of the Covid-19 pandemic, but said that the pandemic is not over. Speaking on the restrictions lifting on Saturday morning, he joked about going for a...
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Bloomberg

U.S. Adds 199,000 Jobs in Dec., Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.9%

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U.S. payrolls rose by 199,000 in December, less than half of expectations, while the unemployment rate falls to 3.9%. Bloomberg's Michael McKee breaks down the numbers.
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Bloomberg

Covid Causing Bifurcation in Commercial Real Estate, Terra Capital CEO Says

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May.28 -- Terra Capital Chief Executive Officer Vik Uppal says the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic has caused "massive" challenges in the commercial real estate market and adds that there hasn't been a wave of defaults yet. He speaks...
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Curated Video

Recycled and re-used materials on trend at LA design show

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LEADIN: Designers are embracing recycled and repurposed materials at a hospitality design show in Los Angeles. Boutique Design West (BD West) is playing host to over 300 exhibitors at LA's conference center,...
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Press Association

UK Hospitality CEO: Mandatory vaccine passport scheme would not work for high street businesses

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UK Hospitality CEO Kate Nicholls says a mandatory vaccine passport scheme for pubs and restaurants ''would not work'' in some settings. She does, however, welcome the scheme on a voluntary basis. It comes after Boris Johnson told MPs...
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Press Association

Venue owner fears hospitality businesses 'won't survive' as Plan B measures introduced

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Interview with Boxpark CEO and founder Roger Wade following the Government announcing the implementation of Plan B coronavirus measures in England. Wade says he fears mass redundancies across the retail and hospitality sector as a result...
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Curated Video

U.K., France Place New Restrictions As Omicron Surges

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The U.K. hospitality and travel industries appealed for government help after new restrictions were placed to curb the spread of the Omicron variant.
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Press Association

Hospitality workers urge Government to provide more financial support amid tougher Covid-19 sanctions

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Hospitality workers protest in Parliament Square, central London, against tougher coronavirus restrictions and the amount of financial support given to the industry. Interview withYotam Ottolenghi.
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Bloomberg

Della Group CEO on Covid Impact on India's Hospitality

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Jimmy Mistry, Founder and CEO of the Della Group, discusses the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on India's hospitality and supply chains. He speaks with Yvonne Man and Haslinda Amin on "Bloomberg Markets Asia". (Source: Bloomberg)
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Press Association

Sadiq Khan says he supports Covid passports and calls on Government to support businesses

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London Mayor Sadiq Khan says he supports the Government's decision to bring in Covid passports but calls on them to provide financial support to businesses. He wants the Government to give grants and offer 100% business rates relief to...
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Bloomberg

Mahindra Holidays Looking at Properties for Acquisitions

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Aug.20 -- Kavinder Singh, chief executive officer of Mahindra Holidays & Resorts India Ltd., the leisure hospitality arm of conglomerate  Mahindra Group, discusses the outlook and strategy of the business amid the Covid-19 pandemic. He...