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  • Shopping centre owner New River ‘pleased’ with tenants’ Christmas trading

    January 22, 2020

    Property landlord New River this morning said it was pleased with its tenants’ performance during the Christmas trading period despite a drop in footfall at its shopping centres. The real estate investment trust (REIT) said its top 15 tenants, which include Sainsbury’s, B&M, Primark, Next and Iceland, had reported a “robust” trading performance despite “challenging [...]

  • JD Wetherspoon toasts Christmas sales but warns on debt

    January 22, 2020

    Pub chain JD Wetherspoon reported this morning that sales were up over the Christmas period, but warned that full-year debt will be higher than expected due to a spike in capital expenditure.  The pub operator said like-for-like sales in the 12 weeks to 19 January increased 4.7 per cent, and total sales were up 4.2 [...]

  • Failed Asda merger ‘trigger’ for Sainsbury’s CEO Mike Coupe’s exit

    January 22, 2020

    The departure of Sainsbury’s boss Mike Coupe’s was sparked by the failure to merge the supermarket with rival Asda, analysts said today. Industry experts said it was impossible to look beyond the failure of the Asda merger, and felt his resignation – announced today – was simply a matter of time. Coupe was caught on [...]

  • Ted Baker reveals £25m accounting error actually cost it £58m

    January 22, 2020

    Ted Baker’s torrid time continued this morning after the designer brand said that it had overstated the value of its inventory by £58m. Last month the luxury clothing firm said that it had appointed magic circle law firm Freshfields to investigate the issue, which it expected to cost £25m. Big four auditor Deloitte has now [...]

  • Pets at Home groomed for 2020 glory after record Christmas

    January 22, 2020

    Pets at Home is making progress in its bid to be top dog in the UK pet market, announcing a 12th consecutive quarter of growth in this morning’s trading update. The grooming company, which has said that it wants to generate 50 per cent of its revenue through services, saw group revenue grow 7.9 per [...]

  • WH Smith in the sun as travel division drives growth

    January 22, 2020

    WH Smith defied the winter woes that have affected many of its fellow retailers, with revenue up seven per cent for the 20 weeks to Christmas. The growth was largely driven by an especially strong performance by the high street stalwart’s travel business, which runs stores in airports and rail stations. In total, the division [...]

  • Sainsbury’s CEO Mike Coupe to retire after six years

    January 22, 2020

    Mike Coupe is set to retire as chief executive of Sainsbury’s after six years at the helm, the company revealed today. The CEO will leave the role in May before retail and operations director Simon Roberts takes charge in June. Mike Coupe said leaving had been a “very difficult decision for me personally”. Read more: [...]

  • Burberry raises full year guidance after sales rise

    January 22, 2020

    Designer brand Burberry this morning raised its guidance for the year after a quarter in which the luxury brand saw revenue rise three per cent. Revenue in the third quarter hit £719m, up from £711m twelve months ago, as the firm’s focus on the far eastern market looked to be paying off. In response Burberry [...]

  • Sainsbury’s to cut hundreds of management jobs

    January 21, 2020

    Supermarket giant Sainsbury’s said today it would cut hundreds of management roles. It said the move was part of its plan to further integrate Sainsbury’s with catalogue retailer Argos which it bought in 2016 in a £1.4bn deal. Sainsbury’s said it had reduced its senior leadership team by 20 per cent since the start of [...]

  • The £300m luxury hotel with a secret tunnel to Harrods

    January 21, 2020

    A £300m luxury hotel development with a secret tunnel to Harrods has been given the green light by the local planning committee.  The Knightsbridge hotel will be a one minute walk from the iconic London department store, but also includes a disused underground pedestrian and goods tunnel linking the two sites.  Kensington and Chelsea’s planning [...]

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