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  • Judge dismisses appeal over $210m Gauguin painting deal

    May 15, 2019

    Swiss art collector Ruedi Staechelin has lost his appeal to avoid paying a $10m (£7.77m) commission fee to Simon and Michaela de Pury for their role in the sale of one of the world’s most expensive paintings. Staechelin sold Paul Gauguin’s ‘When Will You Marry?’ to the Emir of Qatar for $210m in 2014, using [...]

  • Moss Bros gears up for crucial summer season after sales bump

    May 15, 2019

    Moss Bros started 2019 with a bump in sales, the men’s tailoring giant revealed today, as it looks to recover from a spate of profit warnings in the upcoming summer selling season. The menswear firm, which was founded in 1851, reported a 1.5 per cent rise in total sales for the business from the end of January to [...]

  • Marston’s cheers rise in profits after strong easter

    May 15, 2019

    Pub giant Marston’s posted a bump in underlying revenues and profits today, as a strong Easter showing bolstered the group’s half-year trading performance. Shares in the brewery giant, which operates more than 1,500 pubs in the UK, rose five per cent in late-morning trading. Read more: Pub operator Ei Group’s profits rise thanks to drinks [...]

  • British Land swings to a loss as retail troubles hit property values

    May 15, 2019

    British Land became the latest in a string of property giants to reveal a fall in the value of its assets today, swinging to a loss amid turmoil in the retail sector. The FTSE 100 group, which owns developments such as Broadgate campus in Canada, reported a £300m loss in the 12 months [...]

  • Experian posts 2019 profit rise helped by global growth

    May 15, 2019

    Credit reporting company Experian’s profit grew in 2019 thanks to global expansion, with its North America and Europe, Middle East, Africa (EMEA) and Asia Pacific divisions seeing double digit revenue growth. Read more: Experian abandons £275m Clearscore merger after competition watchdog probe The figures Experian’s profit before tax rose at an actual rate of one per cent, [...]

  • William Hill boosts revenue after international expansion campaign

    May 15, 2019

    Bookmaker William Hill said today it had increased its revenue after a campaign of international expansion. In a trading update for the 17 weeks to 30 April, William Hill said net revenue grew two per cent, which it said reflected a “year of transition in retail and online”. Online net revenue grew eight per cent, [...]

  • Cineworld maintains guidance as it looks ahead to bumper slate of films

    May 15, 2019

    Cineworld has said it is on track to deliver full-year revenue in line with expectations, as it looks ahead to a string of hit releases later in the year. The London-based cinema chain posted a 9.4 per cent drop in revenue over the first quarter, which it blamed on the timing of major releases such [...]

  • Walmart mulls Asda IPO after Sainsbury’s merger blocked

    May 15, 2019

    Retail giant Walmart has said it is considering a stock market listing for Asda, just weeks after the supermarket’s failed attempt to merge with rival Sainsbury’s. Walmart International boss Judith McKenna said the US chain is considering an initial public offering (IPO) for its UK subsidiary, but said it was “not rushing into anything”. Read [...]

  • DEBATE: Is the Tesco boss right to call for slashed business rates and an online tax to save the high street?

    May 15, 2019

    Is the Tesco boss right to call for slashed business rates and an online tax to save the high street? Robert Palmer, executive director of Tax Justice UK, says YES. Tesco’s Dave Lewis is right: the way we tax high street shops and online firms isn’t working. The tax system benefits companies like Amazon and Google, [...]

  • B&Q owner Kingfisher sales tick upwards ahead of CEO’s departure

    May 15, 2019

    B&Q owner Kingfisher saw sales edge higher in its latest quarter thanks to warmer weather and a weaker corresponding period last year. Read more: B&Q owner Kingfisher plans foreign market exit as French sales drag UK and Ireland sales rose 5.4 per cent in the three months to the end of April compared to the same [...]

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