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World’s largest catering group feels benefits as many Covid restrictions end
World’s largest caterer is having to meet demand from companies looking to order food on a daily basis
Rising profitability and tumbling sales at the world’s largest caterer; Swiss watch sales ticking along
Catering group’s revenues fall by a third as pandemic stops sports and leisure events
Investors ask for details of estimated cost of items meant to replace free school meals
Outrage over quality of provision for children prompts action from Harris Federation and apology from Chartwells
Contract caterer has been badly hit by the pandemic
Catering group reports tumble in annual sales and searches for new business in healthcare
UK-based caterer’s decision to go big and bold is wise
Offer to be open to both institutional and retail investors as coronavirus has ‘profound impact’ on catering giant
Royal Mail and Invesco dispatch marked cards; Compass is on right path
FTSE 100 company says impact of coronavirus is hitting business hard
How far the caterer’s profits eventually fall depends on the scale and duration of a US outbreak
Former Diageo chief plans to focus on other interests
The next test for psilocybin will be to treat depression resistant to existing drugs
Group to shrink operations in Europe, Japan, and Brazil
Housebuilder’s share price is up by a quarter since the start of the year
Acquisition will extend Northern European reach of world’s largest catering company
Catering group reports ‘better than planned’ performance across business
Tesla miss; MoneyGram, Richard Cousins, drug pricing and Steinhoff in the news
Australian authorities are reassessing 1996 incident involving the same aircraft
Richard Cousins died after aircraft came down on Hawkesbury River north of Sydney
It is a shame more companies will not benefit from his independence of thought
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