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  • Joules shares plummet on profit warning

    January 10, 2020

    Fashion retailer Joules warned profits will fall below expectations today after a challenging Christmas period, triggering a plunge in its shares.  The company expects annual pre-tax profits to be “significantly” lower than a forecast £16.7m due to supply chain issues. Read more: Superdry warns profits could hit zero months after Dunkerton’s triumphant return Joules saw [...]

  • Selfridges’ Christmas sales boosted by vegan food and toys

    January 10, 2020

    Selfridges enjoyed a five per cent growth in sales in the 24 days leading up to Christmas fueled by increasing demand for vegan food. The department store saw growth of 96 per cent in vegan confectionery sales, while a newly-launched vegan hamper sold out. Read more: Selfridges to open permanent cinema on Oxford Street The [...]

  • Superdry shares plunge as it warns profit could hit zero

    January 10, 2020

    Superdry witnesses its stock plummet in early trading today after issuing a dramatic profit warning on the back of underwhelming sales over its peak Christmas trading period. The fashion retailer now expects underlying profit before tax to range up to £10m, but warned it could vanish altogether after booking “lower than anticipated” retail sales of [...]

  • Lidl sales grow 11 per cent over Christmas period

    January 10, 2020

    Lidl UK saw an 11 per cent increase in sales over the Christmas period, outshining bigger supermarket rivals, its latest trading update revealed today. The German discount supermarket group said it was the fastest growing bricks and mortar supermarket over the four weeks ending 29 December. Read more: Lidl sales help it hit record stake [...]

  • Game calls for ‘realistic’ rents as it closes 40 stores across the UK

    January 9, 2020

    Game today urged its landlords to set “realistic” rents as the retailer confirmed it will close 40 stores across the country. The video game chain, which is owned by Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct, had already served notice to 13 sites, including Watford, Canterbury and Leicester. Read more: Sports Direct set for Game Digital takeover after [...]

  • Takeaway shareholders approve Just Eat acquisition

    January 9, 2020

    Takeaway.com shareholders have approved its £5.9bn acquisition of UK delivery platform Just Eat. The Dutch food ordering company said its plan for an all-share merger received the backing of investors at an extraordinary meeting in Amsterdam today. Read more: Just Eat board rejects Prosus offer in favour of Takeaway.com merger On 19 December Takeaway.com, which [...]

  • Marks & Spencer shares slip as clothing underperformance weighs on Christmas trading

    January 9, 2020

    Marks & Spencer’s Christmas performance was weakened by poor sales in its menswear business, after the retailer ordered too many skinny jeans in the wrong sizes. The high street chain said it over ordered skinny and slim-fit mens’ trousers, under-bought regular fit jeans and had too many small sizes and not enough medium and large.  [...]

  • Credit card giant Newday set to buy finance platform Deko

    January 9, 2020

    Credit card issuer Newday has reportedly agreed to purchase retail finance platform Deko in a bid to boost its tech credentials.  Newday has reached a deal to acquire Deko for up to £40m, depending on the tech provider’s performance, Sky News reported. Read more: ‘Worst year on record’ for retailers in 2019 If the purchase [...]

  • Dunelm boosts sales despite shunning Black Friday

    January 9, 2020

    Homeware brand Dunelm reported a jump in sales in the run-up to Christmas despite deciding not to take part in Black Friday discounting.  Like-for-like sales increased five per cent in the second quarter while total growth, including the benefit of new stores, was 6.2 per cent following the launch of its new digital platform.  Read [...]

  • Four challenges Sharon White must address at John Lewis

    January 9, 2020

    Incoming John Lewis Partnership boss Sharon White will have a big job on her hands when she joins the retailer next month, as this morning’s trading update showed.  The department store issued a profit warning today and made the surprise announcement that John Lewis managing director Paula Nickolds will leave the partnership in February.  It [...]

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