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  • Ostrich shops need to stop blaming the high street and step up

    January 16, 2020

    Stories of failing retailers seem to be as regularly in the news as Brexit or Harry and Meghan. And when we read about them, it’s usually accompanied by lamentation that the state of the high street is to blame. Just this week, Morning Wire reported that department store Beales is facing collapse. Its chief executive [...]

  • New cinemas and indie hits like Knives Out help Everyman book record sales

    January 15, 2020

    A rapid expansion and the success of breakout indie movies like Rian Johnson’s Knives Out pushed Everyman to a record £65m revenue in 2019, the cinema chain revealed today. The record sales, a 25 per cent jump on the previous year, were underpinned by the opening of seven new venues to take Everyman to a [...]

  • UK box office revenue tops £1.25bn as cinemas fend off streaming giants

    January 15, 2020

    UK cinemas pulled in more than £1.25bn last year as film fans continue to flock to the big screen despite the growing popularity of streaming services. Cinema admissions exceeded 176m in 2019 as punters were drawn in by blockbuster hits such as Avengers: Endgame, The Lion King and Joker. It marks the third consecutive year [...]

  • Karren Brady says feminist principles ‘didn’t square’ with Sir Philip Green allegations

    January 15, 2020

    Baroness Karren Brady said quit the board of Arcadia’s holding company as her feminist principles did not “square” with allegations about retail tycoon Philip Green. Brady stepped down as non-executive chairman of Taveta Investments last February as Green faced allegations of harassment and bullying, which he denies.  Read more: Karren Brady and a lesson on [...]

  • Greggs picks Just Eat over Deliveroo for nationwide delivery roll out

    January 15, 2020

    Greggs has chosen to partner with Just Eat as it expands its food delivery option nationwide, in a boost for the takeaway app over rival Deliveroo.   The high street bakery chain was weighing up both food delivery companies following successful trials in several cities last year.  This morning Greggs said it had opted to work [...]

  • Quiz Christmas sales drop after bumper Black Friday

    January 15, 2020

    Fast fashion brand Quiz reported a “disappointing” drop in sales over the crucial Christmas trading period, as both online and in-store revenue declined despite a strong Black Friday performance. The retailer’s share price plunged 13.61 per cent this morning after it revealed that group revenue plunged 9.3 per cent, dragged down by a 14.8 per [...]

  • Ten Entertainment sales jump after bowling alley investment

    January 15, 2020

    Tenpin owner Ten Entertainment reported a jump in sales last year following investment in bowling alley refurbishments and new technology. Total sales growth for the year was 10.2 per cent for the year, with like for like sales jumping eight per cent to £84.1m in 2019 in the company’s eighth consecutive year of growth. Read [...]

  • Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group urges PM to reform business rates system

    January 14, 2020

    Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group, formerly known as Sports Direct, has written to the Prime Minister to ask him to urgently review the business rates scheme. In a letter to Boris Johnson, Frasers Group finance chief Chris Wootton urged the government to reform the transitional relief system, which he said results in some stores “paying the [...]

  • Ex-BHS owner Dominic Chappell ordered to pay £9.5m into pension scheme

    January 14, 2020

    Former BHS owner Dominic Chappell has been ordered to pay £9.5m into the collapsed department store’s pension schemes.  The Pensions Regulator (TPR) announced today that Chappell’s acquisition of BHS, the appointment of inexperienced board members and the implementation of an “inadequate” business plan were detrimental to the company’s pension schemes. Read more: BHS buyer Chappell [...]

  • Boohoo hikes guidance after ‘record’ quarter

    January 14, 2020

    Boohoo raised its full-year guidance this morning as it reported record trading during the final quarter of last year. The online fashion retailer’s shares jumped more than five per cent after it announced group revenue in the four months to 31 December was £473.7m, an increase of 44 per cent compared to the same period [...]

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