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Whitbread PLC
LON:WTB
Whitbread PLC is the UK's largest hotel and restaurant company operating businesses in the budget hotels and restaurant sectors. Its brands include Premier Inn, Beefeater, Table Table, Brewers Fayre and Taybarns. Whitbread PLC employs over 33,000 people and serves 8.5 million customers every month in its 1500 outlets across the UK.
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FTSE 100 Live: Stocks close lower as BoE holds rates, AIM celebrates 30th anniversary
A mix of macroeconomic uncertainty and geopolitical risks put pressure on the FTSE 100 on Thursday
FTSE 100 soars as rate cut hopes jump on 3yr inflation low, Whitbread and Moonpig impress
London's blue-chip index is outperforming European markets after this morning's surprise inflation data
FIVE at FIVE: Premier Inn owner impresses, inflation unchanged, FTSE 100 drops, oil prices soar and Investec savings rates
Here’s Proactive’s round-up of the top financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news
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FTSE 100 Live: Stocks slip on stubborn inflation, Middle East tensions
At the close, London's blue chip index was down 87.21 points, 1.1%, at 7,588.00 while the FTSE 250 tumbled 286.00 points, 1.6%, at 17,403.46
Whitbread and Flutter are UK leisure standouts - Morgan Stanley
Compass and Wizz Air are also top picks for the US bank
Travelodge expects hotel downtrading trend to continue
Travelodge said hotels across the UK had sold out ahead of Taylor Swift's tour next year
Whitbread cheap based on Travelodge price, broker suggests
Whitbread's UK estate is worth £8bn at least suggests the broker
FIVE at FIVE: Premier Inn heat pumps; House prices slip; FTSE 100; Entain bribery fine; Drax projects 'attractive'
Here’s Proactive’s round-up of the top financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news
Premier Inn to adopt heat pumps in net zero push
Whitbread will scrap gas boilers across its 840-plus UK Premier Inn hotels
Whitbread launches £300mln buyback after 'fantastic' results
Recovery from Covid, higher prices and the demise of independent hotels sent revenues up 54%