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The listing is the largest by a European technology business in almost two years. It also holds the fourth place by a food ordering group since 2014, following IPOs by US-based GrubHub, the UK’s Just Eat and Takeaway.com, the market leader in Belgium and the Netherlands.

The Pi investment is expected to be completed in July.

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The VIP Black Card entitles the holder to free meals at the pizza giant for a whole year.

The brand is raising £180,000 in exchange for 23.08% of their business through the crowd-funding platform, Crowd Cube.

The store was made possible through the £190k 5-year term loan from peer-to-peer lending platform RateSetter.

The launch comes just a few weeks after the coffee outlet introduced its Signature Harvest Collection.

Starbucks Coffee Company, EMEA, filed accounts for the year ending October 2, 2016.

It serves four people and is about 204 kilocalorie per serving.

The brand’s specialty will be Asian-styled burgers.

It will kick-off its expansion with the launch of one of its Chinese cuisine outlet brands in London by the end of year, according to Reuters.

This is poised to be a major development to the cryptocurrency in Eastern Europe.

The fast food chain will be available on the UK motorway in time for the summer.

The new location is in part of an ongoing expansion plan.

To mark the Burger Referendum, the restaurant will be giving out 100 free burgers starting from June 30.