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Group says it is winning market share as hard-pressed UK households change their eating habits
Premier Foods poised to launch brand in American stores this spring as overseas expansion ramps up
Group expects cake range to hit US stores for the first time next quarter
Profit more than doubles at provider of grocery staples
Costs take shine off the online retail boom; Premier Foods takes cakes to the States
Maker of Mr Kipling cakes and Bisto gravy expects demand to remain strong
Outlook brightens for office landlords; Premier Foods finds way out of bargain bin
Customers turn to homely products such as Mr Kipling cakes and Bisto gravy granules
‘Instantly recognisable’ British bread maker boosted by higher demand during lockdown
Consumers seeking comfort in troubled times return to decades-old brands
Chancellor extends aid to titches; Premier Foods comes out top in topsy-turvy world; Branson sticks Necker out as collateral
Shares rise 20% as shoppers stock up on instant soups, noodles and pasta sauces
Mince pies and Mr Kipling cakes boost revenues over Christmas to outperform rivals
First-half revenue in Mr Kipling sweet treats rise while noodles brand more than doubles
Appointments end period of uncertainty at the top of the maker of Mr Kipling cakes
Banking body awards funds to oldest mutual savings and mortgage provider Nationwide
High Court ruled last year that separate rate for female pensions had to end
Shake-up opens possibility foodmaker could sell parts or all of whole business
Indebted Mr Kipling maker says talks with potential buyers have been disappointing
Gavin Darby led the maker of Mr Kipling cakes for six years
‘He’s stockpiling nuts’
Investors are sick of being forced into emergency share issues under threat of dilution
Gavin Darby to go in January after activist investor Oasis tried to oust him this summer
The airline must focus on things within its control, mainly revenues per seat
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