IN BRIEF: AB Foods in debut public bond to diversify funding sources
IN BRIEF: AB Foods in debut public bond to diversify funding sources
Read moreIN BRIEF: AB Foods in debut public bond to diversify funding sources
Read moreLONDON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Primark owner Associated British Foods on Thursday launched a 400 million pound ($543 million) 2.5% public bond due in 2034 to diversify the group's sources of funding and extend the duration of its borrowings.The group,...
Read more(Adds details, shares)LONDON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Fans of Greggs' trademark sausage rolls and steak bakes will soon be able to look like their favourite snacks as well as eat them, after the British fast food chain teamed up with Primark to launch a...
Read moreLONDON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - British baker and fast-food chain Greggs has teamed up with fast fashion retailer Primark to launch a clothing line.Greggs, best known for its sausage rolls, steak bakes, vegan snacks and sweet treats, said a partnership ...
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Read more(Sharecast News) - Fashion retailer Primark is to axe 400 UK roles as it looks to simplify its management structure.
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Read more(Sharecast News) - In times of market dislocation, it rises sharply to reflect the difficulties in transporting goods - and during the pandemic it has done little else but rise, peaking at more than 5,700. [...] That peak in the Baltic Dry Index was hit on October 7. Since then, the index has fallen sharply, halving within a month. Though it jumped in the run-up to Christmas, it has dropped back again since. Yesterday it fell further, its tenth consecutive daily decline, to 1,570. To put that in context, that puts the index back only to February 2021 levels but not completely out of kilter with the average over the past decade. - The Times
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