The 67-acre estate, which is owned by King’s Cross Central Limited Partnership, has brought in Andy Leek as resident artist until September. Restaurants, bars and pubs reopen tomorrow
Michael O’Leary described the coronavirus crisis as the worst the airline industry has endured in its 100-year history, eclipsing the September 11 terror attacks that took place almost 20 years ago.
Casual Dining Group, which owns Café Rouge, Bella Italia and Las Iguanas, is the latest victim of the Covid-19 pandemic which has already seen Carluccio’s and Chiquito’s pull down the shutters.
The retailer’s owner Associated British Foods said the chain has been boosted by strong demand of children’s clothes and leisurewear since shoppers returned to its stores.
In its latest move against Beijing, the US has proposed sanctions on banks which do business with Chinese officials who are cracking down on pro-democracy protestors in Hong Kong.
As a group without an online offer, lockdown hit Primark hard. The first task was to halt the outflow of cash, causing grief with landlords. Almost all the rent backlog and disputes have since been cleared.
John Fallon’s plans to leave the education publishing business after seven tough years at the top have been delayed because the coronavirus crisis has made it harder to recruit a successor.
Profits at the group – whose customers include Amazon – rose 5 per cent to £368m in the year to April. This was up from £350m the year before. Shares tumbled 6.9 per cent, or 22p, to 296.7p.
Just over half a million people travelled on a Wizz Air flight last month compared to around 400,000 who flew on a Ryanair plane.
Just a day after dramatically quitting as chief executive of London-listed Indivior, Shaun Thaxter pleaded guilty to a criminal charge related to sales of opioid addiction treatments.