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  • John Lewis tumbles down UK top employer rankings

    March 26, 2019

    John Lewis and Partners has lost its crown as Britain’s top employer following a tough 2018 that saw its profits drop by 45 per cent, according to a yearly survey released today. Read more: John Lewis profits plummet 45 per cent in ‘challenging’ market Wren Kitchens now tops the list of UK employers as ranked [...]

  • Sports Direct mulls cash offer for Debenhams as Ashley looks to seize control

    March 25, 2019

    Sports Direct has said it is considering a bid for Debenhams just hours after owner Mike Ashley branded the troubled department store’s rescue plan “unworkable”. The retail tycoon’s firm said in a statement after close this evening it was weighing up an offer for the firm “alongside other options”. It said the bid would likely [...]

  • Watchdog slams Co-op’s treatment of suppliers after breaking industry code

    March 25, 2019

    The Co-op has come under fire today after a year-long investigation from Britain’s groceries watchdog has found "widespread" failings in its relationship with suppliers. The Grocers Code Adjucator (GCA) Christine Tacon has demanded that the retail giant makes major changes after breaching several supermarket codes of practices. Co-op failed to provide reasonable notice to suppliers of [...]

  • Nike hit with €12.5m EU Commission fine over football merchandise breach

    March 25, 2019

    Nike was slapped with a multi-million pound fine today after an EU regulator said that the US sportswear giant had blocked cross-border sales of football merchandise. The European Commission hit Nike with a €12.5m (£10.7m) penalty after accusing it of restricting the sale of merchandise carrying the brands of top football clubs that did not [...]

  • ASOS and Bonmarche in share price collapse

    March 25, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Graeme Evans from interactive investor. Investors in these two high-profile retailers ran for the hills following the latest trading updates. While ASOS (LSE:ASC) and Bonmarche (LSE:BON) operate in two very different retail worlds, the pair have plenty in common from an investor viewpoint after their December profit warnings were followed by more disappointment last [...]

  • ‘Fat finger’ causes share drop at LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton

    March 25, 2019

    Luxury fashion house LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton suffered a shock dip in its share price early this morning, with investors suspecting a computer slip-up known as the ‘fat finger’ for the drop. LVMH’s share price sunk to its lowest levels in more than a month at the opening bell, tumbling almost nine per cent. [...]

  • Kodak shows how to compete with startups if you’re a heritage brand

    March 25, 2019

    The digitalisation of our world has given with one hand and taken away with the other. It has created opportunities for new companies, and made household names such as Amstrad computers and Woolworths entirely redundant. Technological advancements have facilitated the emergence of startups that thrive on disrupting traditional business models. However, the decline of established [...]

  • Debenhams shares fluctuate after Sports Direct’s Mike Ashley brands restructuring plan ‘unworkable’

    March 25, 2019

    Shares in Debenhams suffered from volatility this morning after Sports Direct owner Mike Ashley branded the troubled department store’s rescue plan "unworkable". Read more: Debenhams flags 'obvious concerns' with Ashley's £100m CEO bid Shares in the troubled high street giant dropped 24.5 per cent from 1.59p to 1.2p before rising to stand eight per cent [...]

  • Stores at risk as Majestic Wine plans ‘Naked’ rebrand

    March 25, 2019

    The UK’s largest specialist wine retailer is to close stores and undergo a major rebranding, it revealed this morning, sending shares down in early morning trading. Read more: Regal results for Majestic Wine despite UK retail headwinds Majestic Wine has announced plans to shut a number of stores and rename itself under the "Naked Wine" brand [...]

  • Drinks giant AB InBev rebrands as Budweiser Brewing Group UK&I

    March 25, 2019

    Beer behemoth AB InBev has changed its UK name to Budweiser Brewing Group UK&I as it doubles down on its commitment to the region after Brexit. The world’s biggest brewer, whose brands include Budweiser and Stella Artois, said the more recognisable name will boost awareness of the company and marks the firm’s latest show of [...]

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