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  • H&M West End: Flagship London store starts recycling drive with ‘clothes ready to be loved again’

    September 14, 2023

    Fast fashion retailer H&M is to sell secondhand clothes at its Regent Street flagship store from October — offering items that are “ready to be loved again”. The Swedish clothing giant will feature a range of clothes and accessories from H&M and beyond as part of its “pre-loved” initiative. The industry has been under mounting [...]

  • Gousto eyes return to profit after slashing jobs in the wake of post-pandemic losses

    September 14, 2023

    Gousto, the recipe box delivery service, has said it is on track to return to profit this year, following a year of losses fuelled by soaring inflation and economic headwinds.  But losses for the business, whose backers include wellness guru Joe Wicks, widened to £157.6m in 2022, against £19.9m a year earlier, blamed on spiralling [...]

  • British high street is not dead, minister insists after Wilko collapse

    September 14, 2023

    The British high street is not dead but merely changing, ministers have insisted, after Labour accused the government of “giving up” on retail following the collapse of Wilko. Business minister Kevin Hollinrake insisted high street shopping is “reshaping itself”, as homeware shop the Range confirmed it will buy Wilko’s brand, website and intellectual property after [...]

  • Lidl swings to loss of £76m as fight to keep prices low offset by surging costs

    September 14, 2023

    Discount supermarket chain Lidl has revealed its British arm swung to an annual loss after battling to keep a lid on prices as its costs rose “across the board”. The group reported pre-tax losses of £76 million for the year to February 28 against profits of £41.1 million the previous year as it also invested [...]

  • John Lewis pushes turnaround plan back two years as losses narrow

    September 14, 2023

    Losses at John Lewis have shrunk but the struggling retailer warned that its ambitious partnership plans have been pushed back two years. 

  • THG: Cash flow improves at digital commerce giant

    September 14, 2023

    THG, the Manchester-based digital commerce giant, has posted EBITDA above the top end of guidance in the first half of the year.

  • Birkenstock: Hippie sandal files for NYSE listing in further boost for US market

    September 13, 2023

    Sandal maker Birkenstock has filed for an initial public offering on the New York Stock exchange, in a further boost for the US market. 

  • On the Beach hits record bookings as CEO hails ‘most successful summer’ ever

    September 13, 2023

    On the Beach has revealed a record year of bookings as it emerges from one of the busiest summer seasons of travel on record. In a trading update this morning, the package holiday retailer reported a 26 per cent rise in total transaction value (TTV), which represents gains in holiday bookings pre-cancellation, to deliver a [...]

  • Tim Martin: Wetherspoon boss on Brexit, retirement and why Gen Z are ‘closet drinkers’

    September 13, 2023

    Eccentric, outgoing and a business success story: we pull up a barstool and chat with Wetherspoon's Tim Martin

  • Slug & Lettuce owner: Price of a pint will rise during peak hours

    September 12, 2023

    The pub group that owns Slug & Lettuce has said it will increase the price of its drinks by 20p during its busiest trading hours due to rising costs.  Stonegate Group, which also owns the Yates pub chain, said it would raise prices across 800 of its 4,800 sites to offset increasing costs including extra [...]

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