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  • Hamleys: World’s oldest toy store closes 40 loss-making shops as sales fall

    August 27, 2024

    Toy retailer Hamleys is hoping a new digital strategy will help turn around its falling sales after closing 40 loss-making stores last year. The brand’s holding company has reported a revenue of £51.4m for 2023, according to newly-filed accounts with Companies House, down from the £56.6m it posted for 2022. Over the same period, its [...]

  • John Lewis redundancies: What does the law say about department store job cuts?

    August 14, 2024

    More UK retail jobs are set to be lost after John Lewis revealed plans to cut its headcount by more than 150 in the coming months. The move means the department store giant becomes the latest household name to reduce its staffing numbers so far this year. John Lewis has said it hopes to achieve [...]

  • John Lewis: How all the major changes will impact staff and shoppers

    August 14, 2024

    John Lewis is poised to make a series of major changes that will affect all of its stores across the country and its partners. The organisation announced a restructuring plan yesterday that it described as a “multimillion pound” investment in technology and what it has described as ‘simplification’ would help “improve our customer service and make [...]

  • LG Electronics: UK sales suffer almost £100m fall as Samsung rivalry heats up

    August 14, 2024

    Sales at the UK arm of LG Electronics have been slashed by almost £100m after it lost market share and Samsung stepped up its competition. The Surrey-headquartered division has reported a turnover of £561.4m for 2023, down from £654.3m, according to newly-filed documents with Companies House. Its pre-tax profit was also cut from £19.7m to [...]

  • John Lewis to make redundancies as major store changes announced

    August 13, 2024

    Department store giant John Lewis is to cut more than 150 jobs as it unveiled a major restructuring plan to its partners. The company is to reduce its headcount by 153 roles, about one per cent of its current workforce, which it hopes to achieve by natural attrition and voluntary redundancies. The news was first [...]

  • N Brown Group shores up bottom line amid slump in revenue

    June 6, 2024

    The owner of the Jacamo and Simply Be clothing brands has blamed macroeconomic challenges for the slump in revenue it reported in its full year results which also included a jump in profit.

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