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  • Topshop bottom up as it flounders in rough retail space

    September 12, 2019

    Topshop and Topman sprung a leak in Philip Green’s pocket last year, as its parent company said it had faced a year of stiff competition. Loss before tax at the clothes retailer grew to £505m in the financial year ending 1 September last year. It was a strong rise from 2017’s much less damaging £3.8m [...]

  • AB InBev revives Budweiser Asia listing

    September 12, 2019

    Budweiser owner Anheuser-Busch InBev is reconsidering listing its Asia business on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after it shelved an initial public offering plan earlier this year. AB InBev confirmed today that it has resumed its application for the listing of a minority stake of its shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Read more: [...]

  • N Brown shares drop after it reveals £20m to £30m PPI provision

    September 12, 2019

    Shares in British retailer N Brown have fallen 5.5 per cent this morning after it said it would have to set aside £20m to £30m more to cover claims about mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI). Read more: Barclays and Lloyds Bank reveal PPI balance sheet hit The plus-size clothes retailer, which has cricketer Freddie Flintoff [...]

  • John Lewis swings to a loss and flags no-deal Brexit fears

    September 12, 2019

    Troubled high street chain John Lewis reported its first-ever half-year loss this morning, striking a gloomy tone amid fears of a no-deal Brexit. The retail giant, which owns both John Lewis department stores and Waitrose, warned that leaving the European Union without a deal would have a “significant” impact on the group. Read more: Retail [...]

  • British American Tobacco to axe 2,300 jobs as it focuses on vaping

    September 12, 2019

    British American Tobacco (Bat) is slashing 2,300 jobs across the company as it seeks to simplify its business and re-invest in vaping under its new CEO. Over 20 per cent of senior roles will disappear in the cull, said chief executive Jack Bowles, who added that the swathe of redundancies was “vital” to boost sales [...]

  • Morrisons extends Amazon partnership as it delivers flat half-year sales

    September 12, 2019

    Morrisons has posted flat sales in the first half as it unveiled a new multi-year partnership with Amazon Prime amid challenging conditions in the grocery sector Read more: Morrisons to expand Amazon online delivery service across the UK The figures Morrisons like-for-like sales excluding fuel and VAT ticked up 0.2 per cent in the six [...]

  • Fewer deaths hurt profits at The Co-op

    September 12, 2019

    The Co-operative Group saw profits drop dramatically in the six months to July as the firm’s funerals business took a hit from an unexpected drop in the number of deaths. The figures Profit before tax sank to £25m, from £44m the year before owing to the funeral division’s poor performance. Revenue, however, rose 12 per [...]

  • Vaping ‘a problem’, says Trump as officials move to ban flavoured e-cigarettes

    September 11, 2019

    US President Donald Trump today said that vaping is “not wonderful” as he moved to ban flavoured e-cigarettes from the US market. New proposals put forward by the administration would ban all flavours, apart from tobacco, from being sold in the US. Read more: Altria gets Juul for Yule as Marlboro maker bets big on [...]

  • Investors back Julian Dunkerton’s Superdry turnaround plan

    September 11, 2019

    Investors voted to re-elect Superdry interim chief executive Julian Dunkerton, showing confidence in the co-founder’s plan to set the struggling retailer back on track. Shareholders backed Dunkerton’s reappointment by 99.97 per cent at the firm’s annual general meeting today following his dramatic return to the company in April.  Read more: Superdry completes board line-up after [...]

  • Spring in sight for Four Seasons with takeover deal

    September 11, 2019

    Residents at Four Seasons care homes may see light at the end of the tunnel tomorrow as it looks posed to announce a deal with H/2 Capital Partners to take over most of the sites. The US hedge fund is set to take on 185 of the company’s 320 care homes and continue to run [...]

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