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  • River Island to cut a further 350 jobs in management restructure

    August 14, 2020

    River Island is set to cut up to 350 more jobs in a management shake-up. It comes a month after the high street retailer unveiled plans to let go 250 head office staff as a cost-cutting measure due to the coronavirus pandemic and a significant reduction in footfall. The company is now set to target [...]

  • New Look seeks turnover-based rent in second restructuring plan

    August 13, 2020

    New Look has proposed another restructuring of its retail network, its second in three years, after coronavirus significantly impacted its finances. The fashion retailer has asked landlords to agree new turnover-based leases across its portfolio, having already closed stores and negotiated rent reductions as part of a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) two years ago. “Out [...]

  • Gambling giant GVC sees profit sink as coronavirus shuts betting shops

    August 13, 2020

    Gambling giant GVC saw profit fall 14 per cent in the first half of 2020 as coronavirus forced its betting shops to remain closed through much of April and May. The firm, which owns Coral and Ladbrokes, said that the reopening of its stores meant it was “well-placed” for the rest of the year. Shares [...]

  • Watches of Switzerland shares jump on strong post-lockdown recovery

    August 13, 2020

    Shares in luxury retailer Watches of Switzerland jumped today after it said sales in June and July were up on the previous year following a steep plunge during the coronavirus lockdown. The high-end watch-seller said sales in June were positive and performance in July was up 7.4 per cent on the previous year. Its shares [...]

  • Topps Tiles share price jumps on 2020 profit forecast following robust summer sales

    August 13, 2020

    Topps Tiles share price rose by more than 13 per cent this morning after a trading update revealed it is expecting to make a “modest” profit in 2020 after a strong start to its final quarter. The tile specialist has seen a surge in demand since stores reopened at the start of July and has [...]

  • Holiday firm Tui falls to €1.1bn loss as coronavirus halts travel

    August 13, 2020

    Tour operator Tui this morning posted a €1.1bn (£1bn) loss in the third quarter as business came to a “standstill” due to the coronavirus pandemic. The near total shutdown of its operations took the world’s largest holiday firm’s loss to €2bn over the past nine months, it added. Shares in the Anglo-German firm fell nearly [...]

  • London pubs and restaurants suffer sharp sales drop in July

    August 13, 2020

    UK pubs, bars and restaurants suffered a 50 per cent drop in sales in July as the sector reopened after lockdown, with London the worst affected area in the country, according to the latest research.  London venues were the worst hit, falling 58.3 per cent last month, compared to July 2019, while hospitality firms outside [...]

  • Customers question value of clothes bundles in Edinburgh fashion firm’s Lost Stock charity venture

    August 12, 2020

    Frustrated customers have hit out at Lost Stock, a coronavirus charity venture led by an Edinburgh-based fashion company, claiming it misled shoppers over the value and quality of items sold.  Mallzee launched its Lost Stock initiative in June following reports that some high street stores had cancelled stock orders with clothing factories in Bangladesh, which [...]

  • Dr Martens returns government furlough money after ‘resilient’ trading

    August 12, 2020

    British shoe brand Dr Martens has returned money from the government’s coronavirus job retention scheme due to resilient trading during the pandemic.  Dr Martens, which closed all of its stores in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and America from 16 March, said it had repaid the funds from the UK government furlough scheme.  UK-based retail [...]

  • Asos shares jump as profit forecast raised due to online shopping boom

    August 12, 2020

    Shares in fast fashion retailer Asos jumped this morning after it announced that full-year sales and profit are expected to beat forecasts due to an online shopping boom during the UK coronavirus lockdown. Asos said revenue growth is expected to be between 17 per cent and 19 per cent, with profit before tax of around [...]

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