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  • Patagonia’s billionaire founder gives away retailer to protect planet

    September 15, 2022

    The billionaire boss behind fashion retailer Patagonia has donated the brand to a charitable trust that tackles climate change. Yvon Chouinard, who founded the outdoor apparel brand in 1973, said profit that was not reinvested into the firm’s operations would be used to help the environment.  Donations to environmental causes will rack up at around [...]

  • Exclusive: UK retailers should copy TfL or they miss out on advertising cash, argues City bigwig

    September 15, 2022

    Are UK retailers missing a valuable opportunity to earn money from advertising? A City insider thinks most big brands do, as he urges the High Street’s biggest names to look at TfL and copy their model by rolling out a retail media network. So-called retail media networks are one of the hottest emerging trends in [...]

  • Sofa giant DFS suffers big slump in profits after ‘grim year’ amid sharp retail downturn

    September 15, 2022

    DFS said this morning the sofa seller has suffered a big slump in profits. Moreover, the company warned that the industry is facing a downturn as soaring bills mean fewer customers are in the market for a new sofa. DFS said pre-tax profit dropped 43 per cent to £58.5m in the financial year that ended [...]

  • John Lewis posts £92m loss after ‘unprecedented cost inflation’

    September 15, 2022

    John Lewis Partnership has posted a £92m loss before tax, blaming shoppers spending less due to inflationary pressures in the first half of the year. This was versus a £69m profit compared to the same period last year, although the partnership said on Thursday it was “not unusual for us” to make a loss in [...]

  • THG share price dives after cutting yearly profit expectations

    September 15, 2022

    THG’s share price has dived after slashing its yearly forecast, pointing to a slowdown in consumer enthusiasm for beauty and health products, In half-year results on Thursday, the retailer said it anticipates adjusted core earnings of £100m to £130m in 2022, much lower than the £161m it recorded last year and previously expected to match. [...]

  • Starbucks interim chief says firm ‘lost its way’ as chain heads for fresh growth plan

    September 15, 2022

    Starbucks’ interim chief said the firm had “lost its way” in recent times as the coffee giant eyes up a $450m growth plan. In an interview with the Financial Times, Howard Schultz said although the company had gone through a rocky period, he believed “the best days of Starbucks are ahead of us”. In an [...]

  • Shares in Naked Wines plummet following shock stock market announcements

    September 14, 2022

    INVESTORS gave Naked Wines a sniff yesterday after two shock stock market announcements – and sent the sommellier back to the cellar. Shares were down almost 40 per cent yesterday after the firm this week announced the departure of a non-executive director after just two weeks and a worrying business update. Wayne Brown, an analyst [...]

  • Pubs to remain open on Monday for Queen’s funeral

    September 14, 2022

    Pubs across the country will be opening their doors on the day of the Queen’s funeral, as waves of mourners flock to the capital. The UK’s largest pub group, Stonegate, said its managed venues would remain open on the bank holiday on Monday. A spokesperson said that “where possible” would screen the funeral, following the [...]

  • Publicans ‘in despair’ amid reports energy support will be delayed

    September 14, 2022

    Pubs and restaurants are running out of time to stay afloat, industry chiefs have said, amid rumours of a delay to energy help for businesses. Government officials had warned business chiefs that a six-month support scheme may not be ready until November, according to a report in The Financial Times. Reports did suggest that officials [...]

  • McDonald’s is latest to shutter on Monday for Queen’s funeral

    September 14, 2022

    Fast-food giant McDonald’s is the latest retailer to close its doors on Monday for the Queen’s funeral. The restaurant chain’s UK arm announced it would close until the early evening as up to a million descend on central London to say goodbye to Her Majesty. Earlier this week,  Lidl, Waitrose and Sainsbury’s and Tesco were among [...]

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