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  • Retail sales provide much-needed eurozone boost but investor confidence falls for fifth consecutive month

    January 7, 2019

    The eurozone has been given a much-needed boost with better than expected retail sales at the end of last year. Retail sales grew 0.6 per cent in November, the same rate as October, and better than forecasts of 0.2 per cent. Eurozone investor confidence fell for the fifth consecutive, with the Sentix index dropping to [...]

  • Revealed: The high street retailers that collapsed in 2018

    January 7, 2019

    To many analysts, 2018 was seen as the year the death knell was sounded for the high street, with the number of retailers falling into administration rising for the second year in a row, according to Deloitte. A total of 125 retailers collapsed last year and there was a 53 per cent increase in Company [...]

  • Hobbycraft benefits from Christmas boost as celebrities go big on homemade gifts

    January 7, 2019

    The popularity of personalised gifts and decorations helped Hobbycraft deliver a strong Christmas boost with robust growth in both online and offline sales. The store pointed to celebrities leading the push for personal gifts as like-for-like in-store revenue grew 7.1 per cent, with a 28 per cent bump online. Read more: Debenhams share price plummets [...]

  • Dunelm shares climb on stronger sales outlook despite website closures

    January 7, 2019

    Furniture firm Dunelm saw revenue grow by two per cent over the Christmas quarter after closing two struggling websites. The retailer earned £303.6m for the three months to the end of December, £6m more than the year before, while like-for-like sales rose nine per cent to £282.5m. Like-for-like store sales grew almost six per cent [...]

  • The big takeaway: How City Pantry is stirring up the catering industry

    January 7, 2019

    London's food revolution has happened remarkably quickly. In a matter of years, the city has opened up to a world of cuisine, and is now home to more street food vendors than you can shake a crab stick at. Take sushi shops: almost unheard of in London 20 years ago (many Brits grimaced at the thought [...]

  • Aldi sales hit £1bn in December as the supermarket records best ever Christmas trading

    January 7, 2019

    Discount supermarket chain Aldi has recorded its best ever UK Christmas trading period after hitting sales of almost £1bn in December. The week commencing 17 December was the busiest day in the history of the retailer in the UK, with sales 10 per cent higher than the previous year. Sales were boosted by demand for [...]

  • Gousto cooks up £18m funding and signs up ‘The Body Coach’ Joe Wicks

    January 6, 2019

    Meal kit company Gousto has cooked up a further £18m worth of funding and welcomed fitness writer Joe Wicks on board. New investors, including Wicks, Unilever Ventures, Hargreave Hale, MMC Ventures and Angel CoFund have backed the recipe box company, it said yesterday. Gousto, which deliver 1.5m meals a month to customers, has now raised [...]

  • High street faces chilly week ahead as disappointing festive trading updates expected

    January 6, 2019

    High street retailers are expected to be further under the cosh by the end of the week, with a flurry of quarterly trading updates due in the coming days. Troubled department store Marks and Spencer is one of several set to reveal yet another fall in sales over the festive period, according to analysts at [...]

  • High street remains in hedge funds’ sights as bets against the consumer sector rise in final quarter

    January 6, 2019

    Hedge funds continued to turn the screws on high street retailers, restaurants and makers of consumer goods at the end of last year, with short positions in the sector increasing 20 per cent. The rise in bets against the industry came in the final three months of the year, and means nearly one-third of total [...]

  • Domino’s Pizza denies shareholder complaints over board shake up plans

    January 6, 2019

    Domino’s Pizza has denied rumours of shareholder unrest over changes to the company's board positions. The pizza giant has not been contacted by shareholders demanding changes to its board, Morning Wire understands, despite reports a group had told chairman Stephen Hemsley to hire a new heavyweight senior independent director. A group of top 20 shareholders were [...]

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