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  • Watchdog brands Next ad ‘irresponsible’ on body image concerns

    February 12, 2025

    The UK’s advertising watchdog has upheld a complaint that Next used an “unhealthily thin” model to advertise a pair of leggings online. The ruling comes just weeks after the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Eating Disorders published a report describing the “alarming” rise in disorders such as anorexia and bulimia over the past decade, adding that [...]

  • Dunelm chief steps down after guiding firm through transformation and Covid

    February 11, 2025

    Dunelm’s chief executive Nick Wilkinson will step down after seven years after leading the company through a strategic change, digitalisation, and the pandemic. Wilkinson will remain at FTSE-listed Dunelm until a successor is appointed. Sales at Dunelm have been consistently rising over the past few years as its personalised, relatively low-cost homewares go down well [...]

  • Discounting helps retail sales post strong rebound in January

    February 11, 2025

    The survey suggested that price cuts managed to entice consumers to the high street, as in-store sales rose at the fastest pace in nearly two years.

  • Retailers unite to warn Treasury on ‘perfect storm’ of costs

    February 11, 2025

    A heavyweight group of retailers has warned the Treasury that hundreds of thousands of jobs are at risk in the retail sector due to unsustainable cost hikes this year. It’s the latest in a long string of warnings from the retail sector, which has been vocal about the coming damage to jobs and investment on [...]

  • Hyper-personalisation: Has AI finally made retail’s ‘holy grail’ possible?

    February 8, 2025

    Hyper-personalisation has long been the holy grail of retail: to recreate the customer experience of a local, everyone-knows-your-name store on a global scale. Now, with the combination of data tracking, AI and our ever-increasing tendency to consume online content, genuinely personally-tailored ads are just about within touching distance. These ads, introduced in their earliest form [...]

  • Shein set to slash target valuation for London Stock Exchange float

    February 7, 2025

    Fast fashion giant Shein is poised to slash the target valuation for its planned float in London as it grapples with new trade barriers in the US and growing political concerns in the UK, according to reports. The Chinese founded retailer, which is expected to list in London later this year, is set to be [...]

  • M&S revamps leadership team in next chapter of transformation

    February 7, 2025

    Marks and Spencer has announced significant changes to its non-food leadership team as it enters the next phase of its turnaround project. Clothing and home director, Richard Price, will be replaced by ex-Boohoo CEO, John Lyttle. Lyttle headed Boohoo for five years, but left last Autumn amid claims of “corporate espionage”, with allegations he was [...]

  • Gucci design chief De Sarno steps down as Kering targets turnaround

    February 6, 2025

    Kering has parted ways with Gucci’s creative director Sabato de Sarno, two years after he was hired to lead a turnaround at the beleaguered brand. Sarno joined the brand in 2023 to replace Alessandro Michele, whose maximalist and genderfluid designs had defined the fashion house during his seven-year run. However, Sarno’s more paired-back direction failed [...]

  • Tesco considers franchise of axed Post Office branches

    February 6, 2025

    Tesco has shown an interest in acquiring a number of axed Post Office branches as part of a franchise model, according to reports. Post Office chairman Nigel Railton told a group of MPs earlier this week that the UK’s biggest grocer had expressed interest in the 108-site Crown Post Office network, according to Sky News. [...]

  • Battersea Power Station: How London’s newest village was brought back to life

    February 6, 2025

    From the UK’s biggest power station to international cultural fame on Pink Floyd’s tenth album, to near-ruin, Battersea Power Station has claimed multiple identities over the years.  Now, the power station has entered its newest – and quite possibly cleanest – phase, as a multi-use residential, arts and office hub. A £9bn project has transformed [...]

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