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  • Tesco Bank sells 23,000-customer mortgage arm to Lloyds Banking Group for £3.8bn

    September 3, 2019

    Tesco Bank has sold its mortgage business to Lloyds Banking Group for £3.8bn, in a move which will see its 23,000 customers switched to a new provider. The retail giant ceased all lending on its mortgages in May, as it announced it was trying to hive off its ledger book. Tesco, which said the portfolio [...]

  • Retailers warned to ramp up contingency plans as sales growth slumps

    September 3, 2019

    Retailers were warned to prepare for further political and economic turbulence as like-for-like retail sales growth dipped last month in the latest blow for the UK high street.  Bricks and mortar sales, not including food products, decreased by 0.5 per cent on a like-for-like basis from August last year.  Read more: Retail sales get surprise [...]

  • Sports Direct trying to ‘drive Debenhams into administration’

    September 2, 2019

    Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct is backing a legal challenge against Debenhams’ restructuring plan to “drive it into administration so that it can pick up its assets on the cheap”, a court was told today. The sports retailer is backing a challenge brought by Combined Property Control Group (CPC), which represents the landlords of six Debenhams [...]

  • Arcadia COO steps down amid challenging times for retailer

    September 2, 2019

    Arcadia’s chief operating officer has stepped down after more than 25 years with Sir Philip Green’s retail empire. David Shepherd, who took on the operating chief role in 2012 and was previously a director at Topman, retired at the end of last month. Read more: Arcadia denies it is preparing to dismantle brands His departure [...]

  • Neil Woodford points finger at ‘unfavourable’ markets for fund woes

    September 1, 2019

    Neil Woodford defended his under-fire investment strategy over the weekend, citing “unfavourable” conditions and a momentum-driven market for the recent failures within his flagship fund. The former star stockpicker pointed the finger at “a narrow fixation on businesses that are seen as beneficiaries of a reflationary global growth scenario” for the underperformance of his own [...]

  • Debenhams lines up Deloitte as retailer takes on legal challenge to restructuring plan

    September 1, 2019

    Debenhams has lined up advisers from professional services giant Deloitte as it prepares to fight a legal challenge to its restructuring plan. Deloitte is on standby in case Debenhams loses the case and fails to secure an appeal, an event that could tip the embattled department store into administration.  Read more: Debenhams appoints restructuring expect [...]

  • Marks & Spencer tipped to drop out of FTSE 100 amid high street troubles

    September 1, 2019

    Marks & Spencer is poised to drop out of the FTSE 100 later this week in a market reshuffle that sheds light on the troubled retailer’s tumbling share price. One of 28 original constituents still in the FTSE 100, M&S is expected to be relegated to the FTSE 250 on Tuesday following a sharp drop [...]

  • Cadbury ‘Unity’ bar celebrating diversity divides opinion

    August 30, 2019

    Cadbury’s new “Unity” chocolate bar has divided opinion after being released in celebration of Indian Independence Day. The bar contains four different types of chocolate: dark, blended, milk and white. Cadbury said the aim was to champion the unity of “people of different castes, creed, languages, regions and religions”. Read more: Hotel Chocolat credits relentless innovation [...]

  • Shoe Zone share price collapses as CEO quits amid sales target miss

    August 30, 2019

    Investors trod all over Shoe Zone today after warned them it would miss full year sales targets and its chief executive officer, Nick Davis, quit with immediate effect. Aim-listed Shoe Zone’s share price plunged 37.8 per cent in early trading to leave shares languishing at 119.5p, down from yesterday’s close at 192p. Read more: Falling [...]

  • Mr Kipling owner Premier Foods appoints new CEO and chairman

    August 30, 2019

    Premier Foods has appointed a Reckitt Benckiser veteran as its new chairman and promoted its UK managing director to the role of CEO. The Mr Kipling maker welcomes ex-Reckitt chief financial officer Colin Day as chairman, while UK MD Alex Whitehouse takes the helm at the British giant. Read more: Premier Foods eyes up ex-Reckitt [...]

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