The Restaurant Group is a British company that operates a variety of restaurant brands, including those in airports and rail hubs, employing thousands of people across its locations.

A takeover is a corporate action in which one company acquires control of another company, often by purchasing a majority of its shares.

A dining division refers to a specific segment of a company that focuses on food and beverage services, often encompassing various restaurant brands and locations.

Employment impact refers to the effect that business decisions, such as mergers or sales, have on job availability and workforce stability within a company.

Corporate strategy is a company's overall plan for managing its business operations, including decisions on acquisitions, divestitures, and resource allocation to achieve long-term goals.