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Business · 2 hours ago
The Asian food-to-go business says higher employer National Insurance rates and minimum wage increases are squeezing its margins. To cope with the extra expenses, the company cut jobs and revamped twenty of its UK stores to drive more sales. Despite the tough environment, the brand managed to lift overall revenue to £124m and shrink its pre-tax deficit to £5.2m.
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