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Elon Musk's XAI Acquires X
The X (former Twitter) logo appears on a smartphone screen and the xAI logo serves as the background on a computer screen in Athens, Greece, on March 29, 2025. Elon Musk announces on March 28 that his AI company xAI has acquired X, the social platform formerly known as Twitter. (Photo Illustration by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto) -
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Elon Musk's XAI Acquires X
The xAI logo appears on a smartphone screen, and the X (formerly Twitter) logo appears as the background on a computer screen in this photo illustration in Athens, Greece, on March 29, 2025. Elon Musk announces on March 28 that his AI company xAI acquires X, the social platform formerly known as Twitter. (Photo Illustration by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto) -
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Elon Musk's XAI Acquires X
The xAI logo appears on a smartphone screen, and the X (formerly Twitter) logo appears as the background on a computer screen in this photo illustration in Athens, Greece, on March 29, 2025. Elon Musk announces on March 28 that his AI company xAI acquires X, the social platform formerly known as Twitter. (Photo Illustration by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto) -
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Elon Musk's XAI Acquires X
The xAI logo appears on a smartphone screen, and the X (formerly Twitter) logo appears as the background on a computer screen in this photo illustration in Athens, Greece, on March 29, 2025. Elon Musk announces on March 28 that his AI company xAI acquires X, the social platform formerly known as Twitter. (Photo Illustration by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto) -
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Elon Musk's XAI Acquires X
The xAI logo appears on a smartphone screen, and the X (formerly Twitter) logo appears as the background on a computer screen in this photo illustration in Athens, Greece, on March 29, 2025. Elon Musk announces on March 28 that his AI company xAI acquires X, the social platform formerly known as Twitter. (Photo Illustration by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto) -
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Elon Musk's XAI Acquires X
The X (former Twitter) logo appears on a smartphone screen and the xAI logo serves as the background on a computer screen in Athens, Greece, on March 29, 2025. Elon Musk announces on March 28 that his AI company xAI has acquired X, the social platform formerly known as Twitter. (Photo Illustration by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto) -
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Elon Musk's XAI Acquires X
The xAI logo appears on a smartphone screen, and the X (formerly Twitter) logo appears as the background on a computer screen in this photo illustration in Athens, Greece, on March 29, 2025. Elon Musk announces on March 28 that his AI company xAI acquires X, the social platform formerly known as Twitter. (Photo Illustration by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto) -
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Elon Musk's XAI Acquires X
The xAI logo appears on a smartphone screen, and the X (formerly Twitter) logo appears as the background on a computer screen in this photo illustration in Athens, Greece, on March 29, 2025. Elon Musk announces on March 28 that his AI company xAI acquires X, the social platform formerly known as Twitter. (Photo Illustration by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto) -
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Google Purchase Wiz
In this photo illustration the Alphabet logo, Goole AI search engine, is shown on a mobile phone screen against the Wiz logo displayed on a computer screen as Google announces purchase of Cyber Startup Wiz on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto) -
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Google Purchase Wiz
In this photo illustration the Google and Wiz logos is shown on a mobile phone screen against an illustration of stock market vectors displayed on a computer screen as Google announces purchase of Cyber Startup Wiz on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto) -
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Google Purchase Wiz
In this photo illustration the Google and Wiz logos is shown on a mobile phone screen against the US flag and an illustration of stock market vectors displayed on a computer screen as Google announces purchase of Cyber Startup Wiz on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto) -
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Google Purchase Wiz
In this photo illustration the Google logo, leading global search engine, is shown on a mobile phone screen against the Wiz logo displayed on a computer screen as Google announces purchase of Cyber Startup Wiz on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto) -
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Google Purchase Wiz
In this photo illustration the Google and Wiz logos is shown on a mobile phone screen against the US flag and an illustration of stock market vectors displayed on a computer screen as Google announces purchase of Cyber Startup Wiz on March 19, 2025. (Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto) -
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Michael Rouah
Chinese network behind one of world's 'largest online scams'
Vast web of fake shops touting designer brands took money and personal details from 800,000 people in Europe and US, data suggests.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris selling handmade toys. His full catalogue of products was copied. "They changed the name and used another domain ... They stole the images from our website and changed the prices, putting them - of course - much lower."
He was alerted to the fraud by customers.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris, selling handmade designer toys.
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Michael Rouah
Chinese network behind one of world's 'largest online scams'
Vast web of fake shops touting designer brands took money and personal details from 800,000 people in Europe and US, data suggests.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris selling handmade toys. His full catalogue of products was copied. "They changed the name and used another domain ... They stole the images from our website and changed the prices, putting them - of course - much lower."
He was alerted to the fraud by customers.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris, selling handmade designer toys.
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Michael Rouah
Chinese network behind one of world's 'largest online scams'
Vast web of fake shops touting designer brands took money and personal details from 800,000 people in Europe and US, data suggests.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris selling handmade toys. His full catalogue of products was copied. "They changed the name and used another domain ... They stole the images from our website and changed the prices, putting them - of course - much lower."
He was alerted to the fraud by customers.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris, selling handmade designer toys. He holds a pen and a dynamite stick made by Artoyz Originals in collaboration with the artist Superdeux.
Behind hiim, Banksy's most well known character the « Flower bomber »
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Michael Rouah
Chinese network behind one of world's 'largest online scams'
Vast web of fake shops touting designer brands took money and personal details from 800,000 people in Europe and US, data suggests.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris selling handmade toys. His full catalogue of products was copied. "They changed the name and used another domain ... They stole the images from our website and changed the prices, putting them - of course - much lower."
He was alerted to the fraud by customers.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris, selling handmade designer toys. He holds a pen and a dynamite stick made by Artoyz Originals in collaboration with the artist Superdeux.
Behind hiim, Banksy's most well known character the « Flower bomber »
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Michael Rouah
Chinese network behind one of world's 'largest online scams'
Vast web of fake shops touting designer brands took money and personal details from 800,000 people in Europe and US, data suggests.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris selling handmade toys. His full catalogue of products was copied. "They changed the name and used another domain ... They stole the images from our website and changed the prices, putting them - of course - much lower."
He was alerted to the fraud by customers.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris, selling handmade designer toys. He holds a pen and a dynamite stick made by Artoyz Originals in collaboration with the artist Superdeux.
Behind hiim, Banksy's most well known character the « Flower bomber »
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Michael Rouah
Chinese network behind one of world's 'largest online scams'
Vast web of fake shops touting designer brands took money and personal details from 800,000 people in Europe and US, data suggests.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris selling handmade toys. His full catalogue of products was copied. "They changed the name and used another domain ... They stole the images from our website and changed the prices, putting them - of course - much lower."
He was alerted to the fraud by customers.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris, selling handmade designer toys. He holds a pen and a dynamite stick made by Artoyz Originals in collaboration with the artist Superdeux.
Behind him, Banksy's most well known character the « Flower bomber »
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Michael Rouah
Chinese network behind one of world's 'largest online scams'
Vast web of fake shops touting designer brands took money and personal details from 800,000 people in Europe and US, data suggests.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris selling handmade toys. His full catalogue of products was copied. "They changed the name and used another domain ... They stole the images from our website and changed the prices, putting them - of course - much lower."
He was alerted to the fraud by customers.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris, selling handmade designer toys. He stands by Banksy's most well known character the « Flower bomber »
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Michael Rouah
Chinese network behind one of world's 'largest online scams'
Vast web of fake shops touting designer brands took money and personal details from 800,000 people in Europe and US, data suggests.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris selling handmade toys. His full catalogue of products was copied. "They changed the name and used another domain ... They stole the images from our website and changed the prices, putting them - of course - much lower."
He was alerted to the fraud by customers.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris, selling handmade designer toys. He stands by Banksy's most well known character the « Flower bomber »
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Michael Rouah
Chinese network behind one of world's 'largest online scams'
Vast web of fake shops touting designer brands took money and personal details from 800,000 people in Europe and US, data suggests.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris selling handmade toys. His full catalogue of products was copied. "They changed the name and used another domain ... They stole the images from our website and changed the prices, putting them - of course - much lower."
He was alerted to the fraud by customers.
Michael Rouah who runs Artoyz, an online store and shop in central Paris, selling handmade designer toys. He stands by Banksy's most well known character the « Flower bomber »
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Foreign Secretary Liz Truss at LSE
25/11/2021. London, United Kingdom. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss opens the market at the London Stock Exchange ahead of the launch of the British International Investment in London. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Foreign Secretary Liz Truss at LSE
25/11/2021. London, United Kingdom. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss opens the market at the London Stock Exchange ahead of the launch of the British International Investment in London. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Foreign Secretary Liz Truss at LSE
25/11/2021. London, United Kingdom. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss opens the market at the London Stock Exchange ahead of the launch of the British International Investment in London. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Foreign Secretary Liz Truss at LSE
25/11/2021. London, United Kingdom. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss opens the market at the London Stock Exchange ahead of the launch of the British International Investment in London. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Foreign Secretary Liz Truss at LSE
25/11/2021. London, United Kingdom. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss opens the market at the London Stock Exchange ahead of the launch of the British International Investment in London. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Foreign Secretary Liz Truss at LSE
25/11/2021. London, United Kingdom. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss opens the market at the London Stock Exchange ahead of the launch of the British International Investment in London. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Foreign Secretary Liz Truss at LSE
25/11/2021. London, United Kingdom. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss opens the market at the London Stock Exchange ahead of the launch of the British International Investment in London. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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Foreign Secretary Liz Truss at LSE
25/11/2021. London, United Kingdom. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss opens the market at the London Stock Exchange ahead of the launch of the British International Investment in London. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury opens the London Stock Exchange
The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury Helen Whately opens the London Stock Exchange in the week the UK government listed its first green gilt.
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The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury opens the London Stock Exchange
The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury Helen Whately opens the London Stock Exchange in the week the UK government listed its first green gilt.
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The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury opens the London Stock Exchange
The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury Helen Whately opens the London Stock Exchange in the week the UK government listed its first green gilt.
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The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury opens the London Stock Exchange
The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury Helen Whately opens the London Stock Exchange in the week the UK government listed its first green gilt.
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The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury opens the London Stock Exchange
The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury Helen Whately opens the London Stock Exchange in the week the UK government listed its first green gilt.
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The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury opens the London Stock Exchange
The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury Helen Whately opens the London Stock Exchange in the week the UK government listed its first green gilt.
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The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury opens the London Stock Exchange
The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury Helen Whately opens the London Stock Exchange in the week the UK government listed its first green gilt.
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The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury opens the London Stock Exchange
The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury Helen Whately opens the London Stock Exchange in the week the UK government listed its first green gilt.
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The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury opens the London Stock Exchange
The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury Helen Whately opens the London Stock Exchange in the week the UK government listed its first green gilt.
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Pret a Manger in post-pandemic plan to expand beyond big city centres Restaurant to open about 100 outlets and 100 franchises, as branches in regional towns ‘busier than ever’
Pret a Manger is plotting to expand outside London and other big city centres as large numbers of office workers continue to work from home, with plans to open 100 franchised shops, plus about 100 of its own outlets. The coffee and sandwich chain has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic as its city centre outlets suffered from the absence of commuters and tourists. But the company said that in some regional towns its shops were busier than they had ever been. The move comes as Pret – which last week rowed back on plans to slash staff bonuses after workers threatened strike action – has come under severe financial pressure during the pandemic. The company ditched its dividend payment to shareholders, and in April warned of “material uncertainties” over whether it could continue as a going concern. The company said it was in talks with possible franchise partners, which could extend its reach outside London and other big cities across the UK. It is drawing up plans to open about 100 franchised outlets – restaurants that would be run by independent operators on its behalf – over the next two to three years.
It is also proposing to open about 100 more of its own shops over the next three years.The move follows the launch this year of a partnership with Tesco to trial Pret shops inside Tesco branches in Kensington in west London, Peterborough, and other locations as part of a shake-up of its business model after the pandemic.’
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Pret a Manger in post-pandemic plan to expand beyond big city centres Restaurant to open about 100 outlets and 100 franchises, as branches in regional towns ‘busier than ever’
Pret a Manger is plotting to expand outside London and other big city centres as large numbers of office workers continue to work from home, with plans to open 100 franchised shops, plus about 100 of its own outlets. The coffee and sandwich chain has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic as its city centre outlets suffered from the absence of commuters and tourists. But the company said that in some regional towns its shops were busier than they had ever been. The move comes as Pret – which last week rowed back on plans to slash staff bonuses after workers threatened strike action – has come under severe financial pressure during the pandemic. The company ditched its dividend payment to shareholders, and in April warned of “material uncertainties” over whether it could continue as a going concern. The company said it was in talks with possible franchise partners, which could extend its reach outside London and other big cities across the UK. It is drawing up plans to open about 100 franchised outlets – restaurants that would be run by independent operators on its behalf – over the next two to three years.
It is also proposing to open about 100 more of its own shops over the next three years.The move follows the launch this year of a partnership with Tesco to trial Pret shops inside Tesco branches in Kensington in west London, Peterborough, and other locations as part of a shake-up of its business model after the pandemic.’
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Pret a Manger in post-pandemic plan to expand beyond big city centres Restaurant to open about 100 outlets and 100 franchises, as branches in regional towns ‘busier than ever’
Pret a Manger is plotting to expand outside London and other big city centres as large numbers of office workers continue to work from home, with plans to open 100 franchised shops, plus about 100 of its own outlets. The coffee and sandwich chain has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic as its city centre outlets suffered from the absence of commuters and tourists. But the company said that in some regional towns its shops were busier than they had ever been. The move comes as Pret – which last week rowed back on plans to slash staff bonuses after workers threatened strike action – has come under severe financial pressure during the pandemic. The company ditched its dividend payment to shareholders, and in April warned of “material uncertainties” over whether it could continue as a going concern. The company said it was in talks with possible franchise partners, which could extend its reach outside London and other big cities across the UK. It is drawing up plans to open about 100 franchised outlets – restaurants that would be run by independent operators on its behalf – over the next two to three years.
It is also proposing to open about 100 more of its own shops over the next three years.The move follows the launch this year of a partnership with Tesco to trial Pret shops inside Tesco branches in Kensington in west London, Peterborough, and other locations as part of a shake-up of its business model after the pandemic.’
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Pret a Manger in post-pandemic plan to expand beyond big city centres Restaurant to open about 100 outlets and 100 franchises, as branches in regional towns ‘busier than ever’
Pret a Manger is plotting to expand outside London and other big city centres as large numbers of office workers continue to work from home, with plans to open 100 franchised shops, plus about 100 of its own outlets. The coffee and sandwich chain has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic as its city centre outlets suffered from the absence of commuters and tourists. But the company said that in some regional towns its shops were busier than they had ever been. The move comes as Pret – which last week rowed back on plans to slash staff bonuses after workers threatened strike action – has come under severe financial pressure during the pandemic. The company ditched its dividend payment to shareholders, and in April warned of “material uncertainties” over whether it could continue as a going concern. The company said it was in talks with possible franchise partners, which could extend its reach outside London and other big cities across the UK. It is drawing up plans to open about 100 franchised outlets – restaurants that would be run by independent operators on its behalf – over the next two to three years.
It is also proposing to open about 100 more of its own shops over the next three years.The move follows the launch this year of a partnership with Tesco to trial Pret shops inside Tesco branches in Kensington in west London, Peterborough, and other locations as part of a shake-up of its business model after the pandemic.’
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Pret a Manger in post-pandemic plan to expand beyond big city centres Restaurant to open about 100 outlets and 100 franchises, as branches in regional towns ‘busier than ever’
Pret a Manger is plotting to expand outside London and other big city centres as large numbers of office workers continue to work from home, with plans to open 100 franchised shops, plus about 100 of its own outlets. The coffee and sandwich chain has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic as its city centre outlets suffered from the absence of commuters and tourists. But the company said that in some regional towns its shops were busier than they had ever been. The move comes as Pret – which last week rowed back on plans to slash staff bonuses after workers threatened strike action – has come under severe financial pressure during the pandemic. The company ditched its dividend payment to shareholders, and in April warned of “material uncertainties” over whether it could continue as a going concern. The company said it was in talks with possible franchise partners, which could extend its reach outside London and other big cities across the UK. It is drawing up plans to open about 100 franchised outlets – restaurants that would be run by independent operators on its behalf – over the next two to three years.
It is also proposing to open about 100 more of its own shops over the next three years.The move follows the launch this year of a partnership with Tesco to trial Pret shops inside Tesco branches in Kensington in west London, Peterborough, and other locations as part of a shake-up of its business model after the pandemic.’
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Pret a Manger in post-pandemic plan to expand beyond big city centres Restaurant to open about 100 outlets and 100 franchises, as branches in regional towns ‘busier than ever’
Pret a Manger is plotting to expand outside London and other big city centres as large numbers of office workers continue to work from home, with plans to open 100 franchised shops, plus about 100 of its own outlets. The coffee and sandwich chain has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic as its city centre outlets suffered from the absence of commuters and tourists. But the company said that in some regional towns its shops were busier than they had ever been. The move comes as Pret – which last week rowed back on plans to slash staff bonuses after workers threatened strike action – has come under severe financial pressure during the pandemic. The company ditched its dividend payment to shareholders, and in April warned of “material uncertainties” over whether it could continue as a going concern. The company said it was in talks with possible franchise partners, which could extend its reach outside London and other big cities across the UK. It is drawing up plans to open about 100 franchised outlets – restaurants that would be run by independent operators on its behalf – over the next two to three years.
It is also proposing to open about 100 more of its own shops over the next three years.The move follows the launch this year of a partnership with Tesco to trial Pret shops inside Tesco branches in Kensington in west London, Peterborough, and other locations as part of a shake-up of its business model after the pandemic.’
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Pret a Manger in post-pandemic plan to expand beyond big city centres Restaurant to open about 100 outlets and 100 franchises, as branches in regional towns ‘busier than ever’
Pret a Manger is plotting to expand outside London and other big city centres as large numbers of office workers continue to work from home, with plans to open 100 franchised shops, plus about 100 of its own outlets. The coffee and sandwich chain has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic as its city centre outlets suffered from the absence of commuters and tourists. But the company said that in some regional towns its shops were busier than they had ever been. The move comes as Pret – which last week rowed back on plans to slash staff bonuses after workers threatened strike action – has come under severe financial pressure during the pandemic. The company ditched its dividend payment to shareholders, and in April warned of “material uncertainties” over whether it could continue as a going concern. The company said it was in talks with possible franchise partners, which could extend its reach outside London and other big cities across the UK. It is drawing up plans to open about 100 franchised outlets – restaurants that would be run by independent operators on its behalf – over the next two to three years.
It is also proposing to open about 100 more of its own shops over the next three years.The move follows the launch this year of a partnership with Tesco to trial Pret shops inside Tesco branches in Kensington in west London, Peterborough, and other locations as part of a shake-up of its business model after the pandemic.’
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Pret a Manger in post-pandemic plan to expand beyond big city centres Restaurant to open about 100 outlets and 100 franchises, as branches in regional towns ‘busier than ever’
Pret a Manger is plotting to expand outside London and other big city centres as large numbers of office workers continue to work from home, with plans to open 100 franchised shops, plus about 100 of its own outlets. The coffee and sandwich chain has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic as its city centre outlets suffered from the absence of commuters and tourists. But the company said that in some regional towns its shops were busier than they had ever been. The move comes as Pret – which last week rowed back on plans to slash staff bonuses after workers threatened strike action – has come under severe financial pressure during the pandemic. The company ditched its dividend payment to shareholders, and in April warned of “material uncertainties” over whether it could continue as a going concern. The company said it was in talks with possible franchise partners, which could extend its reach outside London and other big cities across the UK. It is drawing up plans to open about 100 franchised outlets – restaurants that would be run by independent operators on its behalf – over the next two to three years.
It is also proposing to open about 100 more of its own shops over the next three years.The move follows the launch this year of a partnership with Tesco to trial Pret shops inside Tesco branches in Kensington in west London, Peterborough, and other locations as part of a shake-up of its business model after the pandemic.’
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Pret a Manger in post-pandemic plan to expand beyond big city centres Restaurant to open about 100 outlets and 100 franchises, as branches in regional towns ‘busier than ever’
Pret a Manger is plotting to expand outside London and other big city centres as large numbers of office workers continue to work from home, with plans to open 100 franchised shops, plus about 100 of its own outlets. The coffee and sandwich chain has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic as its city centre outlets suffered from the absence of commuters and tourists. But the company said that in some regional towns its shops were busier than they had ever been. The move comes as Pret – which last week rowed back on plans to slash staff bonuses after workers threatened strike action – has come under severe financial pressure during the pandemic. The company ditched its dividend payment to shareholders, and in April warned of “material uncertainties” over whether it could continue as a going concern. The company said it was in talks with possible franchise partners, which could extend its reach outside London and other big cities across the UK. It is drawing up plans to open about 100 franchised outlets – restaurants that would be run by independent operators on its behalf – over the next two to three years.
It is also proposing to open about 100 more of its own shops over the next three years.The move follows the launch this year of a partnership with Tesco to trial Pret shops inside Tesco branches in Kensington in west London, Peterborough, and other locations as part of a shake-up of its business model after the pandemic.’
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Pret a Manger in post-pandemic plan to expand beyond big city centres Restaurant to open about 100 outlets and 100 franchises, as branches in regional towns ‘busier than ever’
Pret a Manger is plotting to expand outside London and other big city centres as large numbers of office workers continue to work from home, with plans to open 100 franchised shops, plus about 100 of its own outlets. The coffee and sandwich chain has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic as its city centre outlets suffered from the absence of commuters and tourists. But the company said that in some regional towns its shops were busier than they had ever been. The move comes as Pret – which last week rowed back on plans to slash staff bonuses after workers threatened strike action – has come under severe financial pressure during the pandemic. The company ditched its dividend payment to shareholders, and in April warned of “material uncertainties” over whether it could continue as a going concern. The company said it was in talks with possible franchise partners, which could extend its reach outside London and other big cities across the UK. It is drawing up plans to open about 100 franchised outlets – restaurants that would be run by independent operators on its behalf – over the next two to three years.
It is also proposing to open about 100 more of its own shops over the next three years.The move follows the launch this year of a partnership with Tesco to trial Pret shops inside Tesco branches in Kensington in west London, Peterborough, and other locations as part of a shake-up of its business model after the pandemic.’
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Pret a Manger in post-pandemic plan to expand beyond big city centres Restaurant to open about 100 outlets and 100 franchises, as branches in regional towns ‘busier than ever’
Pret a Manger is plotting to expand outside London and other big city centres as large numbers of office workers continue to work from home, with plans to open 100 franchised shops, plus about 100 of its own outlets. The coffee and sandwich chain has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic as its city centre outlets suffered from the absence of commuters and tourists. But the company said that in some regional towns its shops were busier than they had ever been. The move comes as Pret – which last week rowed back on plans to slash staff bonuses after workers threatened strike action – has come under severe financial pressure during the pandemic. The company ditched its dividend payment to shareholders, and in April warned of “material uncertainties” over whether it could continue as a going concern. The company said it was in talks with possible franchise partners, which could extend its reach outside London and other big cities across the UK. It is drawing up plans to open about 100 franchised outlets – restaurants that would be run by independent operators on its behalf – over the next two to three years.
It is also proposing to open about 100 more of its own shops over the next three years.The move follows the launch this year of a partnership with Tesco to trial Pret shops inside Tesco branches in Kensington in west London, Peterborough, and other locations as part of a shake-up of its business model after the pandemic.’
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