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  • Easter bounce for the high street while shopping centres struggle

    April 22, 2019

    Embattled retailers received a much-needed Easter boon over the Bank holiday weekend, as sunshine and hot weather encouraged shoppers onto the high street. Read more: Eco-activists plot Heathrow shutdown on Good Friday In a clear contrast to Easter 2018, when stormy weather dashed hopes of a Spring bounce in footfall, this year high street retailers [...]

  • Central London office space under offer climbs

    April 22, 2019

    Fresh evidence of demand for Central London offices has emerged today, with new data showing a rise in year-on-year commercial space under offer in the City and West End. Read more: IWG shares surge after £320m Japanese franchise deal Roughly 3.7m square feet (sq ft) of office space was under offer during the first three [...]

  • On the rocks: Brewery openings stall as multinationals move in

    April 22, 2019

    A boom in new brewery sites has slowed down dramatically in the last 12 months as multinational firms muscle in on the growing demand for craft beer. Read more: Carlsberg promotes negative tweets about its own beer Growing competition from large businesses has hindered smaller brewers from setting up new outlets, causing the growth in openings [...]

  • Three children of Asos tycoon killed in Sri Lanka massacre

    April 22, 2019

    The billionaire owner of online fashion giant Asos has lost three of his four children in the Sri Lanka bombing attacks. A spokesperson for Anders Holch Povlsen, Denmark’s richest man, confirmed this morning that three of the retail tycoon’s children were killed in yesterday’s Easter massacre. "I can confirm that three children have been killed. We [...]

  • Reiss gets royal boost as luxury retailer defies high street gloom to post sales rise

    April 21, 2019

    Upmarket fashion retailer Reiss has bucked the downward trend on the high street, posting double-digit sales growth in its full-year results. Read more: Retail sales jump higher than expected in March The figures Like-for-like sales rose 13.2 per cent in the year to the beginning of February. Total sales were up 8.3 per cent to [...]

  • Debenhams chief executive Sergio Bucher steps down after lenders take control

    April 19, 2019

    Debenhams chief executive Sergio Bucher has stepped down, nine days after the embattled department store's lenders took control. The group’s non-executive chairman Terry Duddy has been appointed interim executive chairman until a permanent replacement is found, Reuters reported. Read more: Mike Ashley among Debenhams shareholders wiped out Duddy will oversee a major store closure programme, which is expected [...]

  • Amazon to close its online store in China after failing to gain a foothold

    April 18, 2019

    Amazon is set to close its online in store in China after failing to gain a real foothold in the country where JD.com and Alibaba reign supreme. The e-commerce giant will shut its operations in China down from 18 July, it announced today. Read more: Unilever shares rise on first quarter sales growth Rivals JD.com [...]

  • Intu cuts debt as it sells 50 per cent stake in Derby shopping centre to Kuwait firm

    April 18, 2019

    UK property owner Intu has sold a 50 per cent stake in its Derby shopping centre to Cale Street Investments, a Kuwait-backed real estate investment firm. The stake was acquired for £186.3m as the two firms enter a joint venture at the East Midlands shopping centre, which is visited by 22m people each year.  Read [...]

  • Rentokil set to continue acquisition spree while organic growth continues

    April 18, 2019

    Pest control expert Rentokil Initial said this morning it is planning to continue an acquisition-heavy strategy and is likely to spend between £200m and £250m on takeovers this year. The firm showed 4.9 per cent growth from takeovers in the first three months of the year, while organic revenue grew at four per cent. Read [...]

  • Laybuy is the payment platform from New Zealand shaking up the way we budget and shop

    April 18, 2019

    Here in the UK, there are really only two ways for consumers to pay for a purchase. Whether buying in a store or online, people will either pay upfront, using cash or a debit card, or they’ll use a credit card, which they can settle at a later date. There are drawbacks to both methods. [...]

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