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  • UK fashion brand Karen Millen hoists for sale sign

    June 27, 2019

    British fashion brand Karen Millen is set to be sold by its Icelandic owners. Sky News reported that advisers to Kaupthing, one of the Icelandic banks that collapsed during the financial crisis, are set to begin formal talks with potential bidders for Karen Millen in the next few days. The sale process is being led [...]

  • Boots posts drop in UK quarterly sales amid tough trading conditions

    June 27, 2019

    The parent owner of Boots, Britain’s largest chain of chemists, has posted a drop in UK quarterly sales amid challenging high street conditions. Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) posted a 1.6 per cent drop in sales during the three months to the end of May, spurred on by a one per cent decline in its troubled [...]

  • Gambling firms fork out £19.6m in record year for fines

    June 27, 2019

    UK gambling firms paid out a record £19.6m in penalties last year for failing to protect problem gamblers and crack down on money laundering. The largest fine was handed down to online gambling firm Daub Alderney, which was ordered to pay £7.1m for falling foul of strict rules laid out by the gambling watchdog. Read [...]

  • Greene King posts robust sales growth despite fall in profit after summer washout

    June 27, 2019

    Pub chain operator Greene King has posted a robust rise in sales for the full year, despite a slump in profit and the impact of unseasonable weather in the first eight weeks. The figures Group revenue rose 1.8 per cent to £2.2bn in the 52 weeks to the end of April. Pre-tax profit dropped 12.5 [...]

  • H&M shares rise after spike in summer sales

    June 27, 2019

    Shares in H&M jumped ten per cent this morning after the Swedish fashion group reported that summer collection sales were up.  H&M, which is the world’s second biggest fashion retailer after Zara owner Inditex, said that sales in June rose 12 per cent, beating analyst expectations.  Read more: H&M shares soar despite profit fall Sales [...]

  • Pendragon CEO leaves after just three months in charge

    June 27, 2019

    Car dealership Pendragon’s chief executive is stepping down less than three months into the job. Read more: Pendragon shares crash on ‘accelerating’ losses Mark Herbert will quit his post as CEO on 30 June by mutual agreement with the board, the firm advised today. Herbert, who only joined the company in April, was called a [...]

  • Superdry delays results after issuing profit warning

    June 27, 2019

    Struggling retailer Superdry has delayed the publication of its full-year results after issuing a profit warning and undergoing recent management changes.  The company’s results will be released on 10 July, six days later than originally planned due to the “complexity” of lease and store impairment charges in the accounts. Read more: Superdry appoints interim finance [...]

  • B&Q owner Kingfisher appoints Carrefour exec as new boss

    June 27, 2019

    B&Q owner Kingfisher today said it has appointed Thierry Garnier as its new chief executive as the home improvement chain looks to turn around its ailing fortunes. Garnier, who has held senior roles at French retail giant Carrefour over the last 20 years, will join the DIY group in the autumn. Read more: B&Q owner [...]

  • Bonmarche shares plunge 25 per cent as it U-turns on Philip Day bid

    June 26, 2019

    Shares in Bonmarche plunged more than 25 per cent after the retailer reversed its view on a cut-price takeover offer from billionaire Philip Day due to poor trading in the first quarter. In a dramatic U-turn the French-themed womenswear chain said it now believes Day’s offer is “fair and reasonable”, and urged shareholders to accept [...]

  • Retailer Bathstore collapses into administration as jobs hang on the line

    June 26, 2019

    Bathstore, the UK’s largest specialist bathroom retailer, has collapsed into administration this afternoon. The future for more than 500 jobs and roughly 135 stores lies in doubt as administrators said today they are looking to sell the business. Ryan Grant and Tony Nygate of BDO’s restructuring unit have been appointed joint administrations. BDO business restructuring [...]

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