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  • Waterstones: Return to the office helps profit almost quadruple

    January 21, 2025

    The return of employees to offices in major UK city centres helped profit almost quadruple at Waterstones during its latest financial year. The bookseller cited the trend of the return to work as a key factor in its pre-tax profit surging from £11.2m to £42.9m in the 12 months to 27 April, 2024. In newly-filed [...]

  • Boohoo shareholders shun Frasers and vote to keep co-founder Kamani on board

    January 21, 2025

    Boohoo shareholders have voted two to one against a resolution proposed by Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group to remove co-founder and vice chair Mahmud Kamani as a director of the fast-fashion giant. Four fifths of shareholders took part, and two thirds of participating shareholders voted to retain Kamani on the board of the Manchester-headquartered company. In a statement, [...]

  • Knoops on track to almost double sales after festive cheer

    January 21, 2025

    Drinking chocolate chain Knoops expects to almost double its revenue by the end of its current financial year as it reported record Christmas trading results. The London-headquartered company has also confirmed the appointment of Lush co-founder Andrew Gerrie, who is also a former chairman of Hotel Chocolat, to its board as a non-executive director. Gerrie [...]

  • Judge rules Aldi infringed on Thatchers’ cloudy lemon cider trademark

    January 20, 2025

    In a landmark ruling on look-alikes, the Court of Appeal ruled that Aldi infringed on the British cider brand Thatchers' trademark with its cloudy lemon cides

  • Superdrug hails record Christmas as sales surge

    January 17, 2025

    Superdrug has hailed its Christmas trading as its best ever after sales rose by more than five per cent in the final weeks of 2024. The high street retailer said it was boosted by one gift set being sold every second throughout December. Own Brand top sellers included the Studio London Ultimate Brush Collection, the [...]

  • DFS: ‘Improved performance’ couched by rising national insurance, wages and rates

    January 17, 2025

    DFS Furniture reported its group order intake was up over 10 per cent as it gained a higher than expected market share gains for both of its brands

  • Poundland owner Pepco vows to turn around discount retailer as sales fall

    January 16, 2025

    The owner of Poundland has vowed to get the discount retailer back on track after its performance dragged on the wider Pepco Group. In the first quarter of its financial year, the final three months of 2024, Poundland’s sales totalled €563m (£474.5m), down 9.3 per cent year on year on a constant currency basis. That [...]

  • Topps Tiles investor stages revolt as shares nose dive

    January 15, 2025

    A major investor in Topps Tiles has staged a revolt against the retailer as its share price continues to nose dive towards a new historic low. Private equity firm MS Galleon used its near 30 per cent stake to vote against the company’s remuneration report at this year’s annual general meeting, resulting in 40 per [...]

  • Kurt Geiger: Record holiday trading as US expansion pays off

    January 15, 2025

    Growth at Kurt Geiger outpaced expectations last year driven by American demand for the luxury footwear and accessories brand. Despite general gloom in the retail sector, December 2024 was the most profitable month in the brand’s history, with its 17 per cent growth credited to a 54 per cent rise in handbag sales and its [...]

  • Asos to close US distribution centre with customers served from Barnsley instead

    January 15, 2025

    Online fashion retailer Asos will close its distribution centre in Georgia, USA, in another effort to boost profitability and streamline operations. From late this year, US customers will be served from Asos’ automated UK fulfilment centre in Barnsley, and through a “smaller, more flexible local US site”, the company said. The Atlanta warehouse will be [...]

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