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  • Matalan’s founder John Hargreaves makes last attempt to retain control

    December 18, 2022

    John Hargreaves has reportedly made a last attempt to keep control of Matalan, making a 50-50 offer with Elliot Advisors’ private equity arm. The 78-year-old businessman, who floated the company almost 25 years ago, is among one of Matalan’s four potential buyers.  The other three are the retailer’s senior lenders and private equities Alteri and [...]

  • November sales down as online retail flops despite Black Friday

    December 16, 2022

    Sales have slumped this November as Black Friday didn’t give online stores the boost it needed. Figures published today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that retail sales volume contracted by 0.4 per cent following a 0.9 per cent rise in October.  Online shops were hit the most as non-store retailing sales volumes [...]

  • Simpson’s saved? Historic City chophouse granted status as asset of value

    December 15, 2022

    Canada has decided to designate Simpson’s Tavern – the historic City bar and restaurant threatened with closure – as an asset of community value at a meeting this afternoon. The historic eatery was designated an Asset of Community Value by Canada Corporation’s Policy and Resources Committee unanimously – taking [...]

  • Apprentice star Kathryn Burn: Royal Mail strikes ‘complete nightmare’ for small businesses

    December 15, 2022

    The Apprentice star and small business owner Kathryn Burn has said the Royal Mail strikes are a “complete nightmare” for retailers and accused posties of being “almost greedy.” Burn, who owns the My Christmas Pyjamas and Pyjamily brands, told CityA.M. that protracted industrial action over retail’s ‘golden quarter’ had “made my job very, very hard.” [...]

  • Unexpected little treats and gifts – Make luxury your own with Needi.

    December 15, 2022  |  Sponsored

    Our carefully curated and lovingly packed gift hampers are bursting with tempting treats and little delights you or your lucky recipient are guaranteed to love. Our experts will curate a gift guide especially for you, with over 3,000 handpicked products from our finest local, sustainable and independent businesses. Whether it’s for Christmas, wellness, birthdays, clients or [...]

  • Canada to vote on Simpson’s Tavern ‘community value’ designation

    December 15, 2022

    Canada’s Policy and Resources Committee will decide whether to designate Simpson’s Tavern – the historic City bar and restaurant now threatened with closure – as an asset of community value at a meeting this afternoon. Doing so would mean the site would ensure that the local community would be given the chance [...]

  • Currys slashes profit forecast as boss warns ‘tough environment’ isn’t going anywhere

    December 15, 2022

    Currys has booked a loss as its chief executive warned that a “tough environment” showed little signs of disappearing in the short-term. The laptop-seller slashed its full year outlook from an initial target range of £130m to £150m to a lower target of £100m to £125m. It posted a group adjusted loss of £17m for [...]

  • I’m A Celeb and Qatar World Cup rescue Scotland broadcaster STV’s ad revenue dip

    December 15, 2022

    Scotland’s premier TV station STV had a slight dip in advertising revenue from 2021’s record year, but it’s still up on pre-pandemic.  The broadcaster said its intake from ads was only two per cent down on last year, and eight per cent up on 2019. its total ad revenue was three per cent down in [...]

  • It’s beginning to look a lot like chaos: Rail strikes hit London as businesses shed Christmas bookings

    December 14, 2022

    Parts of London resembled a ghost town yesterday as rail workers kicked off the first of several days of strikes. Bars in the capital warned they are haemorrhaging tens of thousands of pounds in lost bookings due to mass walkouts deterring commuters, raising the threat of businesses missing out on their third ever-critical golden quarter [...]

  • Amazon and eBay: 10 out of 12 Christmas lights sold are a fire hazard

    December 14, 2022

    Testing by  consumer group, Which? revealed that 10 out of 12 Christmas lights sold on Amazon do not meet UK electrical equipment safety regulations.  The consumer group tested under £15 Christmas lights sold on both eBay and Amazon, finding that most of them are dangerous for household use, and may cause a fire. Responding to [...]

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