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Bakery chain expects to win more business as consumers feel squeeze from inflation
US customers are wary of buying big-ticket items despite declining vehicle prices
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Sanjiv Mehta argues consumers are leaving the country’s colonial past behind
Japanese conveyor-belt restaurant groups are grappling with weaker yen and higher import prices
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Japanese drinks group wants to buy luxury labels as liquor market splits between rich and poor
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The chain’s core customer has been upscale office workers, now it sees its future in the American suburbs
Cinema chain pins hopes on new slate of blockbuster films to boost admissions
The army has so little to do that soldiers are running hotels and restaurants
World’s second-largest retailer outlines $177mn cost-cutting plan after quarterly profits plunge
Group says profits will be squeezed despite government support
2022 pre-tax profit and sales will be lower than previously expected
Coronavirus disruptions and soaring inflation have made a return to concerts more precarious
The food industry veteran has been a key figure in diversifying the group — and making the private company a little less opaque
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