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  • L’Occitane share price soars as billionaire owner mulls deal to take business private

    August 14, 2023

    Luxury French skincare brand L'occitane saw its share price jump 8.82 per cent this morning on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange following news its billionaire owner was mulling plans to take the business private. 

  • London losing out due to ‘tourist tax’ as US and Gulf visitors opt for Paris and Milan instead

    August 14, 2023

    London is losing out on wealthy foreign visitors splashing their cash in Oxford Street due to the so-called ‘tourist tax’, amid renewed calls to scrap it and make the capital more competitive. The removal of VAT free shopping for international tourists continues to hurt London retailers, with visitors from the US and the Gulf cutting [...]

  • Wellbeing disruptor UNTIL bags Dragon Steven Bartlett in bid to mend ‘broken’ industry

    August 14, 2023

    Entrepreneur and star of Dragon’s Den, Steven Bartlett, has pumped cash in to London wellness disruptor UNTIL, as he joins the brand in a top executive role to drive its expansion. The investor joined as its new marketing co-founder to help fix the “broken” sector, following investment into the industry which is worth £3.5tn . [...]

  • Shaftesbury secures £200m loan as property giant juggles debt arrangements

    August 14, 2023

    Newly formed London property giant Shaftesbury Capital has launched a new 10-year loan of £200m secured against a portfolio of assets within the Carnaby estate.  The major London landlord said the financing highlights the “attractiveness” of the company’s mainly retail and leisure portfolio to a “broad range of institutional capital”. The loan will sit alongside [...]

  • John Lewis CEO: Bailey wants you to be gloomy – and it’s working

    August 13, 2023

    The new Chief Executive of John Lewis has given a stark warning to the Bank of England, cautioning against higher interest rates that could “tip into recession”. Nish Kankiwala was appointed as the Partnership’s first Chief Executive in March and has since been laying out his recovery plan for the struggling high street favourites John [...]

  • Tesco to swap cheaper product lines into convenience shops

    August 11, 2023

    Tesco is to swap cheaper product lines into its convenience stores as shoppers battle the rising cost of living. It revealed that more than 50 everyday products in its smaller Express shops will be replaced by better priced alternatives, many from its own-brand range. The move comes as German discounter rivals Aldi and Lidl have [...]

  • Versace owner Capri snapped up by Coach’s Tapestry in £6.6bn mega-deal to challenge LVMH

    August 11, 2023

    Tapestry, the American fashion giant behind luxury brands such as Coach and Kate Spade, has agreed to buy Capri the owners of designer Versace in a $8.5bn (£6.6bn) deal.  The merger will form a larger fashion conglomerate which will rival the likes of LVMH, the multibillion pound business behind designers such as Louis Vuitton and [...]

  • Watches of Switzerland: Tourist tax ‘biggest single frustration’ for UK retailers

    August 10, 2023

    The government’s decision to scrap VAT-free shopping for tourists is continuing to hold UK retailers back, Watches of Switzerland has warned. Chief executive of the FTSE 250 luxury watch seller Brian Duffy told City PM it was “probably the biggest single frustration” for the British retail sector. “I was in Italy this weekend and the [...]

  • Wilko collapses into administration, placing 12,000 jobs at risk

    August 10, 2023

    Wilko has collapsed into administration today after the struggling high street retailer failed to find a rescuer.  The 400 strong high street store has appointed PWC as administrator, after a number of talks to save the business failed to come to fruition.  In a statement, chief of Wilko, Mark Jackson, said the company had been [...]

  • Deliveroo raises guidance for year despite orders slipping

    August 10, 2023

    Deliveroo upped its guidance for the year  to a range of £60-80m, ahead of previous range of £20-50m, as the group shows signs of weathering the economic storm.  Total revenues rose five per cent to £1.02bn up from £972.9bn as the group increased the cost of payment fees it charges customers.  The food delivery business, [...]

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