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  • Asos sounds cautious note on future demand after profit quadruples

    October 14, 2020

    Asos reported a quadrupling in full-year profit following a spike in online shopping during the coronavirus pandemic, but warned on the outlook for consumer spending among its young customer base. The fashion ecommerce giant reported profit before tax of £142.1m for the year to 31 August, up from £33.1m the year before. Read more: Asos [...]

  • Just Eat Takeaway’s order growth surges as delivery demand continues to soar

    October 14, 2020

    Just Eat Takeaway (JET) said the surge in online food orders caused by the coronavirus pandemic continued into the third quarter, with orders jumping 46 per cent compared to a year earlier.  Order growth accelerated from the jump of 32 per cent the European food delivery giant recorded in the first half of 2020.  In [...]

  • Swipe card: Social media accounts for quarter of all online purchases

    October 14, 2020

    Almost a quarter of all online purchases are now made through social media, new data has revealed, as more and more people use their favourite messaging platforms for shopping. Research by Visa showed almost a fifth of Brits use social apps to shop, while one in 10 has made a purchase this way since the [...]

  • East London Liquor: Craft doesn’t have to mean expensive, as indie distiller toasts Tesco and Co-op deals

    October 13, 2020

    East London Liquor Co boss: Craft alcohol doesn't have to mean expensive, as indie distiller toasts Tesco and Co-op supply deals

  • Cineworld could be out of money ‘in weeks’

    October 13, 2020

    Cineworld could run out of money within weeks, analysts at the Bank of America have warned, with the chain needing to find $500m (£380m) if it is to survive the winter. Last week the chain announced that it would temporarily close all of its screens in the UK and US due to the coronavirus pandemic, [...]

  • Amazon Prime Day piles pressure on retailers ahead of Christmas trading period

    October 13, 2020

    Amazon Prime Day has launched today, kicking off the crucial Christmas trading period and piling the pressure on retailers to keep up with online discounting.  The Amazon sale, which will see the e-commerce giant slash prices on 13 and 14 October, was postponed from July, bringing it closer to the Black Friday discounting bonanza and [...]

  • Ikea to buy back used furniture to resell as second hand

    October 13, 2020

    Ikea has launched a scheme to buy back used flatpack furniture to be resold in stores as second hand.  The Swedish firm announced this morning that the “Buy Back” initiative is part of its plan to “become a fully circular and climate positive business by 2030”. Customers will be given vouchers to spend in Ikea [...]

  • French Connection warns of further store closures as sales dive

    October 13, 2020

    French Connection this morning warned of further permanent store closures in the coming months as the high street store reported that sales have plummeted due to the coronavirus pandemic.  The struggling retailer, which closed nine stores in the first half, said it continued to target the closure of non-contributing sites and expects to shutter more [...]

  • Ocado sales surge on new M&S deal amid online shopping shift

    October 13, 2020

    Ocado added thousands of new customers following the launch of its partnership with Marks & Spencer amid a sustained rise in the number of consumers choosing to shop online.  In the 12 weeks to 4 October, Ocado increased sales by 41.9 per cent as the ecommerce retailer was buoyed by its new deal with M&S [...]

  • Leicester factory scandal: Boohoo supplier involved in ‘multi-million-pound’ fraud scheme

    October 13, 2020

    Leicester clothing factories with links to Boohoo and Select Fashion have been involved in a “multi-million pound” money laundering and VAT fraud scandal, an investigation has found.  Firms based in the city’s garment manufacturing district, some of which were suppliers to the fast fashion retailers, were revealed to have been involved in fraudulent activity relating [...]

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