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  • Ann Summers: Turnover reaches over £100m as lingerie retailer plots store expansion

    September 6, 2023

    The erotic retailer, which has 88 stores across the UK and Ireland, plans to open four or five more stores in 2024, a new filing posted on Companies House shows.

  • TRG: Profits soar as Wagamama owner defies drab outlook for casual dining market

    September 6, 2023

    TRG, which owns a slew of casual dining chains and pubs, its most popular being Japanese inspired eatery Wagamama, reported a 10 per cent rise in total revenue during the term to £467.4m. 

  • WH Smith: Revenues surge 28 per cent as travel hub retailer boosted by summer splurge

    September 6, 2023

    WH Smith said its revenues surged 28 per cent compared to a year ago, as the group was bolstered by a busy period for summer travel.  The highstreet stalwart, which has stores in airports and train stations, said revenues across its travel hubs jumped 42 per cent as passengers return to their pre-Covid holiday habits.  [...]

  • Halfords revenues rise as consumers sniff out budget auto care

    September 6, 2023

    Halfords reported a 14.1 per cent hike in revenue for the first five months of the year as the retailer was bolstered by demand for “basic needs” services such as motoring.  The motoring and cycling retailer said that revenue in its autocentres division grew 34.6 per cent and retail rose 3.7 per cent.  Halfords has [...]

  • Lidl opens its largest ever warehouse in Luton

    September 5, 2023

    Lidl has opened its biggest warehouse worldwide, which is worth £300m, in Luton creating over 1,000 new jobs. The German discounter said the 1.2m sq ft site in Houghton Regis, Luton, will service 150 stores and open up 1,500 new positions.  The regional distribution centre (RDC) will feature solar panels that are set to generate [...]

  • Wilko: Store confirms over 1,000 job cuts – but talks with HMV owner continue

    September 5, 2023

    Wilko’s administrators confirmed today that it will cut 1,300 jobs and close 52 stores.

  • Asda chairman says supermarkets owed ‘debt of gratitude’ as he snubs profiteering claims

    September 5, 2023

    Asda’s chairman said supermarkets are owed a “great debt of gratitude” as he rebuffed claims that the grocer is profiteering from rising petrol and food prices amid the cost of living crisis.  Speaking to LBC, Stuart Rose said that all retailers have seen their profits over the last year go “backwards”.  “If you look at [...]

  • Gambling Commission chief says fines have caused industry ‘real distress’

    September 5, 2023

    The UK gambling watchdog’s boss has said escalating regulatory action and penalties have caused the industry some “real distress”.

  • N Brown: Online retailers will ‘kick on’ again in new year following cost of living lull

    September 5, 2023

    N Brown chief executive Steve Johnson said he expects online retailers to “kick on” again in the new year, following a lull period driven partly by customers returning to physical stores in order to shop around amid the cost of living crisis.  Speaking to City PM, Johnson, who heads up the business behind popular online [...]

  • Wilko: B&M snaps up 51 stores of beleaguered retailer for £13m

    September 5, 2023

    B&M has confirmed that it will buy 51 Wilko stores for £13m following the highstreet stores collapse.  The rival discount chain, which has over 700 sites across the UK, did not mention how many job roles would be saved in the process.  On the sale, its share price was down more than three per cent [...]

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