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Whitbread may eye sale of either Costa or Premier

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Whitbread may eye sale of either Costa or Premier

Britain’s Whitbread is open to selling its Costa coffee chain or Premier Inn hotels and abandoning its original plan to spin-off the coffee business, according to a new executive pay scheme circulated to shareholders.

Whitbread’s Costa Coffee shows signs of slowing

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Whitbread’s Costa Coffee shows signs of slowing
Costa Coffee owner posts 2.6% sales growth in Q1

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Costa Coffee owner posts 2.6% sales growth in Q1
Whitbread: ‘No compelling’ case to sell Costa Coffee

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Whitbread: ‘No compelling’ case to sell Costa Coffee
Whitbread shares jump on Costa and Inn sales

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Whitbread shares jump on Costa and Inn sales
Costa Coffee owner sees profits rise, but warns of increased costs

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Costa Coffee owner sees profits rise, but warns of increased costs
Costa Coffee offers pay rise sweetener to baristas in UK
Costa Coffee offers pay rise sweetener to baristas in UK

Costa Coffee chain owner Whitbread has announced a pay rise for its baristas which will put them on more than the new UK National Living Wage.

Wed, 30 Sep, 2015

Whitbread to raise prices on minimum wage hike
Whitbread to raise prices on minimum wage hike

Whitbread one of Britain’s biggest employers, plans cost savings and will raise some of its prices to counter the substantial impact of enforced wage increases at its Premier Inn hotels and Costa Coffee businesses.

Wed, 09 Sep, 2015

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