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  • Dunelm’s profits dip as end of home improvement boom and high inflation eats into margins

    February 15, 2023

    Homewares retailer Dunelm today said its profits have dipped since the pandemic due to soaring inflation and the end of the Covid house improvement boom.   The Leicestershire firm said higher prices and slower sales had caused its pre-tax profits to drop by 16.6 per cent to £117.4m. Dunelm’s results come as the amount of [...]

  • Supermarket wars: Waitrose to invest £100m in own brand products as it squares up to discount rivals

    February 15, 2023

    Waitrose is to invest £100m in cutting prices on hundreds of its own-brand products amid intense competition in the sector as consumers battle record inflation. The upmarket grocer is reducing the prices of almost a third of its lowest-priced Essential Waitrose range by an average 14%, while almost a quarter of the cuts, which come [...]

  • Ads for delivery service Gorillas banned for drugs, sex and alcohol content

    February 15, 2023

    Ads for grocery delivery service Gorillas have been banned for featuring offensive references to drugs, sex and excessive or unhealthy drinking. The TV, video on demand and social media ads, seen in April last year, featured a series of short scenes, starting with a man chopping lemons as the voiceover stated “London loves acid.” Other [...]

  • Buy-now pay-later firms braced for clampdown as Treasury looks to grant regulator new powers

    February 13, 2023

    The government said it will give City watchdogs the power to “clamp down” on buy-now pay-later firms this year as it prepares to publish a much-delayed update on the scope of regulation around the sector tomorrow morning. The Treasury will lay out the details of regulation that will include plans to bring firms like Klarna, [...]

  • Castore eyes $200m fundraising boost as it sets to take on rivals Nike and Adidas

    February 12, 2023

    According to reports in Sky News, the business which has received backing from tennis star Andy Murray, is in talks with bankers to secure a “significant capital injection”.

  • ASOS announces new interim CFO as fast fashion chain attempts to rebuild after £32m loss

    February 10, 2023

    Online fashion giant ASOS has brought in an experienced new interim CFO with as it continues its post-pandemic overhaul to plug on-going losses. The pandemic darling announced that 75 per cent of its new 12-person decision-making team has been filled, as part of a major turnaround bid called ‘Driving Change’. Its new ‘reinforced leadership and [...]

  • Deliveroo cuts 350 jobs as cost of living dims British and Irish appetite for takeaways

    February 9, 2023

    Deliveroo has been forced to slash 350 job roles across all levels as it attempts to navigate a difficult economic outlook and a decline in take away sales post pandemic.  Will Shu, chief executive of the food delivery app, revealed the news to staff on Thursday – blaming high inflation, recession fears and a decision [...]

  • Watches of Switzerland revenues tick past £400m as buyers ‘invest in a rational indulgence’

    February 9, 2023

    Watches of Switzerland has seen its revenues soar in the three months ending 29 January with the group crediting a demand for luxury watches for the sales boost. The UK-based retailer, which stocks Swiss watches such as Rolex and Tag Heuer, brought in revenues of £407m in its third quarter, up 17 per cent from [...]

  • Simpson’s Tavern: Canada favourite challenges winding up order as it battles closure threat

    February 9, 2023

    City chophouse Simpson’s Tavern has been successful in challenging a winding up order and will now fight the forfeiture of its historic premises.  Its boss said the victory means the business has now been reinstated and is no longer wound up – allowing it to challenge the forfeiture. This comes after Simpson’s Tavern in Cornhill, [...]

  • Share price plunges for Ladbrokes owner Entain as MGM boss quashes takeover speculation

    February 9, 2023

    Shares in gambling group Entain plunged this morning after the boss of potential suitor MGM quashed talks of a possible takeover. The FTSE 100 Ladbrokes owner and US resort giant MGM currently operate a US joint venture BetMGM, which has seen bumper growth and is expected to start delivering profits later this year. The bumper [...]

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