Hopes pinned on the key festive period as November footfall declines
UK retailers are hoping for a boost in sales this holiday season after a tough few weeks, with footfall dropping for the ...
Interview: Kenji – How the British plushie retailer plans to make a name for itself
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Kingfisher and M&S eye Homebase stores
Kingfisher and M&S are interested in acquiring the remaining Homebase stores, a month after the DIY retailer fell into administration. The deadline for offers is today (29 November), Sky News reports ...
Morrisons shifts to in-store fulfilment with Ocado tech
Ocado has announced a shift in its partnership with Morrisons, as the supermarket moves towards more in-store fulfilment and ...
John Lewis adds The Cotswold Company to stable of third-party brands
John Lewis carries a wide range of third-party brands, spanning clothing, footwear, beauty, including Mango, Charlotte ...
Asda CEO: Five runners and riders following Allan Leighton’s return
The search for Asda’s new CEO continues to push on as the struggling supermarket appoints Allan Leighton as its new executive ...
Waitrose opens first convenience store in six years
Waitrose has opened its first store in six years in Hampton Hill, London, and unveiled a further push into convenience by building partnerships with Welcome Break and Shell.
Very losses deepen as first quarter sales fall in ‘challenging’ environment
Very Group pre-tax losses widened as first quarter sales for the ecommerce giant slipped 5%. The retailer reported its loss ...
Pets at Home boss has no current plans for job cuts or price rises
Pets at Home boss Lyssa McGowan has refused to rule out job cuts and prices rises ahead of the upcoming tax rises.
Christmas spending at risk as consumers’ economic fears worsen
BRC CEO Helen Dickinson said: “There was little shift in consumer confidence since the Chancellor’s Budget, with many worried ...
Pets at Home cuts profit expectations amid ‘subdued market’ conditions
Pets at Home has seen total group revenue rise by 1.9% to £789.1m in its first-half results for FY25, despite operating in a ...
Dr Martens swings to first-half loss
Dr Martens swung to a pretax loss in the first half, as elevated costs and weakness in wholesale revenue, especially in the US, weighed on its bottomline.