Today's Yorkshire business news from Insider |
| | | | | Thursday 9 September 2021 |
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| Ask the expert: Bold Brands Bounce Back Better – Be Brave | Craig Huntingdon from RTC North says recent analysis showed that while the 100 biggest global brands grew at nearly 6 per cent in 2020, the top 75 UK brands declined by 13 per cent. In the same week, Craig spent time with Sir Martin Sorrell who suggested that while he expected his worldwide agency to see growth in key markets such as the US, Middle East and Asia, he expected minimal growth from the UK and Europe. So what is going on and what can firms in the UK learn from this to help them grow in 2021?
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| Eurocell agrees deal for Castleford space | Leeds-headquartered commercial developer Eshton, has pre-let a 6,000 sq ft unit at its Castleford site to Eurocell, a manufacturer, distributor and recycler of UPVC window, door, conservatory and roofline systems.
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| Resilient Morrisons expects industry-wide price inflation | Interim pre-tax profit and exceptionals has fallen at Morrisons in results which the business said covered a robust period of trading set against a variety of challenges. The supermarket giant, which is currently the subject of a takeover battle, added that it expects industry-wide price inflation during the second half, driven by commodity price increases and freight inflation and the current shortage of HGV drivers.
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