TCBY Sweetens National Frozen Yogurt Day With an Exclusive Deal at Participating Locations
The Nation s Original and Most Iconic Frozen Yogurt Brand Offers a Buy One-Get One Free Deal on February 6th
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BROOMFIELD, Colo., Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ TCBY, (The Country s Best Yogurt), the world s original and most iconic frozen yogurt brand, is celebrating National Frozen Yogurt Day on February 6 in a big way, by providing fans with a buy-one-get-one free deal. The deal will run in-store from 2-6pm on Saturday, February 6, where guests can join in on the sweet celebration at participating TCBY locations.
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Equities have had a good start to the year as the global markets rallied on the back of the positive sentiment. The sentiment was driven by optimism around vaccinations, as well as the US election outcome.
Expectations by market participants are for ongoing stimulus as both governments and central banks continue to prop up their economies. On the back of that, the equity markets have witnessed a global rotation from growth to value. The South African equity market also benefitted from this, as foreign investors started dipping into our market again looking for value.
We may continue to benefit from the renewed global optimism, but let us not be mistaken, our fundamentals are still vastly different from our foreign counterparts.
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Six months in, a big bet on âvirtualâ kitchens looks very promising â¦.
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14 Jan 2021 00:01
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The Covid-19 lockdowns have led to innovative responses from the likes of Spur Corporation. Image: Moneyweb
Regular users of food delivery platforms such as Uber Eats or Mr D Food may be ordering from their neighbourhood Spur or Panarottis without even realising it.
In the middle of last year, franchise group Spur Corporation launched four virtual, online delivery-only brands to âcapitalise on global trend to home consumptionâ.
This was obviously accelerated by the hard Covid-19 lockdown in March last year â which saw no restaurants allowed to trade until May, at which point they were able to provide delivery-only services. From June, this was expanded to takeaway, with full sit-down service permitted from the end of June.
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In 2013 Spar Group was a formidable Southern African retailer featuring on the list of the regionâs top four, alongside heavyweights Shoprite, Pick n Pay and Woolworths. For the financial year to end September 2013 Spar reported revenue of R47.8 billion and operating profit of R1.6 billion â an impressive 3.3% margin. Shareholders did well, with headline earnings of 694.8c a share underpinning a generous dividend of 485c and supporting a remarkable 4% dividend yield. With virtually no debt this generosity was easy to justify.
Other vital signs reflecting the groupâs strength were the 39.8% return on equity and 51.8% return on net assets. At the end of September 2013 Spar had a market capitalisation of R20.9 billion.
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