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  • Huge pay day for Cheshire Oaks owner as profit almost triples

    November 5, 2024

    The group behind outlet shopping centres such as Cheshire Oaks has issued a huge dividend to its owner after its sales and profit surged. Mcathurglen UK has issued a dividend of £58.9m for 2023 after paying out £2.2m in 2022. Newly-filed accounts with Companies House also show that the group’s revenue jumped from £128.4m to [...]

  • Primark earnings jump despite weather hit

    November 5, 2024

    Budget retailer Primark has seen annual earnings jump by more than 50 per cent in spite of an early summer weather hit to sales. Owner Associated British Foods reported a 53 per cent rise in operating profits at Primark, to £1.1 billion over the year to September 14 as groupwide like-for-like sales lifted 1.2 per [...]

  • Mike Ashley helps Hornby clean house after strategic review

    November 5, 2024

    Hornby, the international models and collectables group advised by billionaire Frasers Group founder Mike Ashley, has announced the sell-off of a loss-making part of its business and the departure of its former chairman. The Kent-based listed company, in which Frasers owns a stake, has announced the LCD Enterprises is to be sold to EKD Enterprises, [...]

  • Should a business be like your family? The boss of B&Q thinks so

    November 5, 2024

    A business should be more like a family in order to attract employees with the right moral and cultural judgements, the boss of B&Q has said.

  • Retailers prepare for ‘exceptionally tough’ golden quarter after Budget

    November 4, 2024

    The golden quarter is off to a slow start and things are only set to get tougher for retailers over Christmas, according to fresh data. In-store sales grew by 1.7 per cent year on year in October, while total sales – both in-store and online – grew 4.1 per cent, according to BDO. Whilst the [...]

  • Schuh has created over 1,000 jobs since lowest pandemic ebb

    November 4, 2024

    Schuh has created almost 400 jobs in its latest financial year to push its headcount past where it was before the Covid-19 pandemic struck. The Scotland-headquartered footwear retailer employed 4,369 people at the end of its latest financial year, up from its total of 3,975 in the prior 12 months. Until the end of its [...]

  • Burberry shares jump on Moncler takeover rumours

    November 4, 2024

    Shares in British luxury retailer Burberry have jumped this morning on rumours that the fashion house could be a takeover target for Italian outerwear brand Moncler. Burberry’s share price rose more than seven per cent in early trades, before paring back gains to just over four per cent. Specialist fashion site Miss Tweed reported that [...]

  • Asda takeover completes as Issa brothers split made official

    November 1, 2024

    Asda is now under the majority control of private equity giant TDR Capital after billionaire Zuber Issa sold his shares in the supermarket giant. Funds managed by TDR Capital now hold a 67.5 per cent stake in the Leeds-headquartered company while Zuber’s brother Mohsin Issa retains his 22.5 per cent holding. A further 10 per [...]

  • Mike Ashley defeated: What’s next for Boohoo and will Frasers billionaire seek revenge?

    November 1, 2024

    Retail tycoon Mike Ashley has experienced a rare taste of defeat after fast-fashion giant Boohoo resisted his attempt to become its new chief executive by tapping the boss of Debenhams. Dan Finley is to step into the role which is being vacated by John Lyttle whose departure was announced last month. Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group [...]

  • Sainsbury’s sells Argos credit cards for £720m in financial services retreat

    October 31, 2024

    Sainsbury’s has struck a deal to sell its Argos credit card portfolio for roughly £720m as the supermarket withdraws further from financial services to focus on retail.

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