UK

The range will launch in more than 70 YO! Sushi restaurants from February 2018 at their takeaway convenience till-points.

TFI Tab Food Investments postponed its planned $220 million initial public offering in New York on February 6.

The company intends to launch its new cafe bistro model on site.

The chain appoints a new operations director and operations manager and promises further senior hires in 2018.

The brand has announced that a new restaurant in Erdington will be open in spring 2018.

The restaurant has secured a 750 square feet unit in the St Giles Plaza to kick start its national expansion this February.

The new 2,604 square feet restaurant will be located next to the existing Next store.

Hungryhouse has announced that the company will be operating as usual whilst working with Just Eat.

It has announced the closure of all of its sites, with around 50 jobs axed.

The chain has partnered with Harry Ramsden’s owners Boparan Holdings to launch their first UK restaurant in the Spring.

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The founder of Tossed, Vincent McKevitt, invests in the cashless mobile proximity payment start-up.

The coffee giant plans to hire 150 people for its first Italian store.

The American-themed chain, which has two outlets in Cardiff, one in Newport, is reportedly looking for a buyer.