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  • Alibaba chairman Jack Ma steps down

    September 10, 2019

    Alibaba chairman Jack Ma will retire from the Chinese e-commerce giant today, marking the occasion with a huge farewell party.  Ma co-founded the business, which has become one of the world’s biggest internet firms, 20 years ago in Hangzhou in eastern China.  Read more: Alibaba delays Hong Kong listing over protests The entrepreneur will hand [...]

  • JD Sports revenue growth defies high street gloom as it calls for ‘fairness’ on leases

    September 10, 2019

    JD Sports has posted a sharp rise in revenue and profit for the half year, as it called for “fairness” on its leases amid gloomy conditions on the high street. Read more: Competition watchdog kicks off probe into JD Sports Footasylum acquisition The figures Revenue soared 47 per cent to £2.7bn in the 26 weeks [...]

  • Ferrari powers ahead with two new models as firm chases profit boost

    September 9, 2019

    Italian supercar manufacturer Ferrari lifted the lid on two new cars today as it pushes on with an aggressive roll-out plan designed to keep its recent profit and share price growth in top gear. The so-called prancing horse, long a motor racing icon and household name in luxury cars, unveiled the F8 Spider and 812 [...]

  • Sports Direct’s Mike Ashley makes move for Links of London

    September 9, 2019

    Retail magnate Mike Ashley is hoping to ramp up his high street spending spree after putting in an offer for troubled jewellery group Links of London. The Sports Direct owner is tabling a bid to snap up the retail outlet, according to Sky News, which has reported that Ashley is one of two final bidders [...]

  • Shares in concierge firm Ten Lifestyle rise as it lifts full-year forecasts

    September 9, 2019

    Shares in Ten Lifestyle ticked up this morning after the travel and concierge firm said it expected annual loss to be narrower than previously forecast. Read more: Nearly all BA flights cancelled as pilot strikes begin In a trading update ahead of its full-year results, Ten said it is set to report net revenue in [...]

  • Intu shares jump on reports of Orion Capital buyout

    September 9, 2019

    Shopping centre owner Intu led the FTSE risers this morning following reports of a potential buyout led by Orion Capital Managers. Read more: Intu share price fall continues after dividend cancellation Orion, run by private equity tycoon Aref Lahham, is said to be seeking partners for a buyout of the struggling company, which has felt [...]

  • Primark store expansion plan offsets sales slump

    September 9, 2019

    Primark is expected to report sales growth in its full-year results driven by the bargain retailer’s store expansion plan. Sales for the full-year, which will be announced in November, are expected to be four per cent up on last year, the retailer’s owner Associated British Foods (ABF) said in a trading update this morning.  The [...]

  • HMRC collects £4.4bn from SMEs through investigation of underpaid VAT

    September 9, 2019

    The taxman collected an extra £4.4bn from small and mid-sized businesses through investigations into the underpayment of VAT last year, up 18 per cent from £3.8bn collected in 2017-18.  Over £1.7bn was collected from VAT investigations into small businesses alone last year, according to tax investigation insurance firm PFP. PFP said the growth in the [...]

  • Retail footfall drops again in August as economy slows

    September 9, 2019

    The number of Britons venturing out to visit shops fell again in August, bringing yet more problems for a retail sector that has suffered a number of casualties this year. Read more: Hot weather fails to heat up retail sales in August Footfall fell by 1.3 per cent in August year on year, compared to [...]

  • Pubs cash in on bank holiday heatwave but fears grow for restaurant sector

    September 9, 2019

    A sunny spell through the August bank holiday helped London watering holes increase their late-summer sales, according to a closely-followed industry measure. Thirsty punters gravitated to drink-led pubs in the capital, which enjoyed a five per cent like-for-like boost in sales compared to the same period last year. Read more: Wetherspoons toasts no-deal Brexit by [...]

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