Hannah Uttley

Brexit and the pandemic have pushed security staff into other countries and professions, putting reopenings at risk

Bakery chain aims to open 100 new stores before Christmas even after the pandemic sends it £13.7m into the red

Pub chain’s £350m pandemic bailout raises governance concerns as billionaire tycoons tighten grip

Investment banker steps in to lead Tory chairman’s events firm after painful Covid restructure

Hospitality group posts 57pc plunge in total 2020 sales to £459.8m after months of enforced closures

KPMG has written to the chain’s landlords asking them to forgo rental payments until trading restrictions are lifted after lockdown

Tycoon offers his backing to the popular restaurant chain rocked by lockdowns and banking rule breach

With the yoghurt maker’s share price at seven-year lows, Emmanuel Faber doubled down on his turnaround plan

8.5m fewer shoppers have bought cold and flu remedies over the past year

Sector backed to recover, but independents may face a struggle without support in Chancellor’s Budget

The staggered reopening plan could put 99,000 jobs at risk and cost the hospitality industry £9bn, the sector has warned

Mr Paphitis’ firm has told some landlords it would be withholding rent until non-essential retailers were allowed to reopen

British drinkers pay £3.6bn in beer duty each year, three times more than the average rate in Europe

Landlords find a new type of tenant eager to fill high street shops left empty by a string of retail collapses — but it’s no safe bet

Auditors turn to the virtual world to meet the twin challenges of lockdown and the rising tide of businesses on the brink

Takeaway delivery firm warns PM that restaurant sector needs urgent help when lockdown is lifted

Hospitality sector criticises ‘arbitrary’ limits on social gatherings as nightclubs and exhibition organisers push for reopening strategy

Returning most Dairy Milk output to Birmingham comes 115 years after the chocolate bar was first made at the famous factory

The claim relates to allegedly unpaid rent on a site in Soho, for which Caprice Holdings is a guarantor on the tenancy agreement

Almost a third of shareholders vote against plans to hand chief executive Mooky Greidinger and his brother up to £65m each