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Six Continents demerger is right plan, wrong time

5 Dec 2002

The separation of pubs and hotels is still a good idea, even though both are performing poorly. Others should follow suit. The problem is timing. As the businesses suffer, SixCon has been stingy with promised dividend payouts.

Pizza Express makes the worst of a bad market

12 Nov 2002

The UK pizza market is certainly overcrowded, but the company's solution launching new formats and products is the wrong one. It needs to focus on its core business.

Pizza Express makes the worst of a bad market

12 Nov 2002

Diageo has few alternatives to Burger King buyout

7 Nov 2002

Diageo has few alternatives to Burger King buyout

7 Nov 2002

Even though it s not a distressed seller, the spirits group will have to accept a haircut and plenty of strings attached to close the deal. What else can it do? The business isn t performing. An IPO is a nogo. And a demerger might value BK at about $1.5bn.

Continental divide

23 May 2002

A big hand for Hands

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Raising the bar

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Shop till you drop

8 Jan 2002

Last orders

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Calling Carling

10 Sep 2001

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