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  • Debenhams shares boom as long-awaited turnaround bears fruit

    June 3, 2026

    Debenhams shares soared after the fast-fashion retailer returned to growth, in a suggestion that the firm’s long-awaited turnaround is beginning to take hold. The firm, which is listed on the AIM market as Boohoo, said on Wednesday that its sales were up by 0.5 in the first three months of this year, prompting its shares [...]

  • ‘Difficult year’ for discount retailer B&M as profits fall almost a half

    June 3, 2026

    A series of updates from London-listed retailers has light on the battle for sales between online and traditional outlets, with household spending under pressure, writes Michael Hunter. FTSE 250 retailer B&M has revealed a drop of almost a half in annual profit in what it called a “difficult year”.  It was the most eye-catching piece [...]

  • Freddie’s Flowers losses double after firm shuts London warehouse

    June 3, 2026

    Freddie’s Flowers has incurred a more than doubling of its pre-tax losses after the firm closed its warehouse amid an outsourcing of operations. The London-based flower subscription business, which began operations in a gazebo in the garden of a residential street, posted a pre-tax loss of £2.1m in the year to August 2025, compared to [...]

  • Patagonia faces PR backlash over trademark lawsuit with drag queen

    June 2, 2026

    Patagonia is in hot water over its legal action against a drag queen, but as lawyers suggest, businesses face a double-edged sword when it comes to protecting their trademarks. A drag queen artist and environmentalist, Wyn Wiley, was sued by the US outdoor retailer Patagonia, which alleged the performer violated its trademark by going professionally [...]

  • TG Jones owner Modella puts jobs at risk in shoe retailer overhaul

    June 2, 2026

    Modella Capital is set to put hundreds of jobs on the line as it pursues its latest drastic restructuring, this time of northern shoe seller Wynsors World of Shoes. The private equity firm which owns hundreds of former WH Smith stores has briefed staff on its plans for an overhaul at the shoe retailer it [...]

  • M&S chief’s pay slashed by £3m after cyberattack turmoil

    June 1, 2026

    The boss of Marks & Spencer has seen his pay slashed by more than 40 per cent after a crippling cyberattack forced the supermarket to scrap its bonus policy across the business. Stuart Machin received £3.97m in the 12 months to April, according to the company’s annual report, down sharply from the £7m he was [...]

  • Inside Celonis, the German tech unicorn that won over a fifth of the FTSE 100

    June 1, 2026

    For a company valued at more than $13bn (£9.58bn), Celonis remains relatively unknown in Britain. Founded in Munich in 2011, the software company has become one of Europe’s most valuable private tech firms, with customers including AstraZeneca, ASOS, BMW and the UK Cabinet Office. The UK has become one of its three largest markets globally. [...]

  • Iran war triggers slump in selfies, ME Group warns

    June 1, 2026

    Europe’s biggest photobooth operator has warned of a slump in selfies amid the fallout from the war in Iran. London-listed ME Group, which operates the Photo.me network of over 30,000 booths as well as an events selfie business, has reported a revenue decline as much as 17 per cent in the month of April alone, [...]

  • Burberry delays climate pledge by a decade to 2050

    May 29, 2026

    Burberry has pushed back its net zero target by a decade, becoming the latest blue-chip business to water down ambitious climate goals set in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Morning Wire can reveal. The high-end fashion firm, known for its trench coats and tartan scarves, made the decision to delay its target to become [...]

  • Reeves’ savings package to have minimal impact on inflation rise

    May 29, 2026

    A discount campaign launched by Chancellor Rachel Reeves will “shave off” an expected rise in inflation, analysis has suggested, as economists have raised concern over Britons’ inflation expectations.  Reeves’ move to delay a hike in fuel duty beyond September and offer VAT relief for businesses giving families reduced prices could strip 0.2 percentage points off [...]

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