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  • Philip Day’s Edinburgh Woollen Mill Group ends business with House of Fraser

    September 5, 2018

    The Edinburgh Woollen Mill Group has ended business with House of Fraser due to lack of confidence in the business's future. The company, owned by retail tycoon Philip Day, said it had not been able to agree future trading terms with new owners Sports direct. Concessions for EWM's brands including Jaeger and Jacques Vert closed [...]

  • Everyman revenues climb higher as cinema chain plots expansion

    September 5, 2018

    Boutique cinema chain Everyman reported soaring revenues this morning as it rolls out to new sites around the UK. The company will open a cinema at the City's Broadgate development next year, making it just the second cinema in the Square Mile after the Barbican. The figures Revenue for the six months to 5 July [...]

  • M Restaurants founder to lead Gaucho as new owners take control

    September 5, 2018

    Administrators have confirmed the sale of Gaucho to a pair of banking groups, and the appointment of M Restaurants founder Martin Williams to lead the business. As Morning Wire has previously revealed, Investec and SC Lowy bought out the company's debt last month with a view to a takeover. Today administrators at Deloitte said Gaucho had been sold [...]

  • JD.com share price falls after CEO’s sexual misconduct arrest

    September 4, 2018

    Chinese retail giant JD.com's share price has fallen more than six per cent in early trading this afternoon, after its chief executive was arrested and released on suspicion of criminal sexual conduct in the US over the weekend. Richard Liu has since returned to China, after being arrested by Minneapolis policy on Friday and later [...]

  • London luxury goods repair service The Restory among startups picked for Farfetch incubator

    September 4, 2018

    A London-based start-up which repairs luxury fashion items is among the businesses selected for Farfetch's retail technology incubator. The Restory, which restores designer items, is one of 11 start-ups selected for the 12-week Dream Assembly programme. Farfetch plans to support fashion tech start-ups with talks, mentoring and networking opportunities. "The companies we have selected for the first Dream [...]

  • AccorHotels scoops up Movenpick Hotels

    September 4, 2018

    Ibis and Mercure owner AccorHotels announced today that it has completed its £430m takeover of Movenpick Hotels and Resorts, adding to its collection of recent luxury acquisitions. The French hotel giant paid €482m (£434m) for the 84 hotels which began life as an offshoot of the famous ice cream brand during the 1970s. It will enhance Accor's presence [...]

  • Pret a Manger unveils £100m sales growth as coffee war heats up

    September 4, 2018

    Sales at Pret a Manger grew by more than £100m in 2017 as the chain expanded globally and opened its 500th shop. Revenue soared by 13.2 per cent to £878.5m, driven by expansion into 58 new stores as well as strong like-for-like growth of 3.2 per cent. Read more: Coca-Cola moves for Costa coffee brand in £4bn [...]

  • Bricking it: Lego sales and profits fall on weaker dollar

    September 4, 2018

    Lego was impacted by the weaker US dollar in the first half of 2018, reporting lower sales and profits today. The Danish toy company said it was pleased with performance given the challenges of the toy industry, and is now focused on stabilising the business. The figures Global consumer sales grew one per cent in [...]

  • Gaming retailer Green Man prepares for £100m float as it targets ‘aggressive’ international expansion

    September 4, 2018

    Online video game retailer Green Man Gaming has announced plans to float on the London Stock Exchange in order to “aggressively” expand into international markets. The company, which sells games for a number of consoles, including Sony PlayStation and Nintendo Switch, plans to list on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) later this month with a [...]

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