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  • Mike Ashley survives shareholder vote at Sports Direct meeting

    September 11, 2019

    Mike Ashley emerged from today’s Sports Direct meeting relatively unscathed as shareholders voted to re-elect him as a director of the FTSE-250 firm.  In total, 90.99 per cent voted to reappoint Ashley as a director and 9.01 per cent voting against. However, Ashley owns 61 per cent of the shares.  Read more: Mike Ashley to [...]

  • Zara owner Inditex reports strong growth in first half

    September 11, 2019

    Zara owner Inditex – the world’s biggest retailer – reported strong profit and sales growth in the first half.  The retail giant, which also owns brands including Bershka and Massimo Dutti, reported net profit of €1.55bn for the six months to 31 July. Read more: Zara owner Inditex boosts sales with rapid online expansion Sales [...]

  • New Look sales drop due to ‘unseasonable’ weather

    September 11, 2019

    New Look sales plunged in the first quarter as the retailer battled challenging high street conditions. The figures Core like-for-like sales were down 10.1 per cent, which the company blamed on lower footfall due to “highly unseasonable weather” and consumer uncertainty.  Read more: New Look posts £500m loss as turnaround continues Total revenue was £238.3m in [...]

  • Sports Direct pleads with big four auditors to check its books

    September 10, 2019

    Sports Direct, the retailer founded by Mike Ashley, is pleading with the big four accountancy firms to audit its books as it worries smaller accountants would not be up to the task. Over the last fortnight the company has sent overtures to the auditors ahead of its annual general meeting tomorrow, Sky News reported. Grant [...]

  • Magners maker C&C to move to London in October

    September 10, 2019

    The maker of Bulmers and Magners is set to say goodbye to its Dublin listing and join the London exchange in October, it said today. It comes after C&C last year acquired British firms Matthew Clark and Bibendum, meaning it now gets most of its revenue from the UK. Meanwhile most shareholders are either based [...]

  • Warehouse and Oasis staff face redundancy as retailer cuts costs

    September 10, 2019

    Warehouse and Oasis staff are under threat of redundancy as the retailer attempts to slash costs in a further blow for the struggling UK high street.  Staff have been told their hours could be cut, in some cases by up to half, with some senior store positions demoted to sales advisor roles, Morning Wire understands. [...]

  • Mike Ashley to face shareholder anger at Sports Direct meeting

    September 10, 2019

    Retail tycoon Mike Ashley is preparing to face frustrated Sports Direct shareholders at a meeting tomorrow following a turbulent year for the business.  The founder and chief executive of the sportswear retailer has come under fire from shareholder advisory groups in the run up to tomorrow’s annual general meeting.  Read more: Mike Ashley makes move [...]

  • Selfridges to open permanent cinema on Oxford Street

    September 10, 2019

    Selfridges will open a permanent cinema in its flagship Oxford Street store at the end of November, the upmarket department store said today. Read more: Cinema websites crash amid rush for Avengers endgame tickets The cinema is the result of a partnership between Selfridges and boutique cinema the Olympic Studios, which has movie theatres in [...]

  • Investment in vegetarian firm helps Hilton Food serve up higher profit

    September 10, 2019

    Food processing and packaging firm Hilton Food Group has reported increased profit for the first half, helped by a deal with a manufacturer of vegetarian and vegan foods. The figures Hilton reported a 10.6 per cent increase in profit before tax for the first half of 2019. Revenue grew 5.6 per cent to £912.1m – [...]

  • Oasis and Warehouse buy London menswear website

    September 10, 2019

    The Oasis and Warehouse group has moved into menswear for the first time with the acquisition of a London-based online fashion brand.  The Idle Man, which is headquartered in Shoreditch, was founded in 2014 by former Asos buyer Oliver Tezcan. The e-commerce platform sells men’s brands and its own labels.  Read more: Oasis and Warehouse [...]

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