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  • Sausage roll-out: Greggs launches vegan version of pastry treat

    January 2, 2019

    Pastry-loving vegans have cause for celebration tomorrow as Greggs the bakers rolls out a plant-based version of its most iconic snack. Vegan sausage rolls will be on sale in 950 Greggs shops from tomorrow in time for the Veganuary campaign which encourages people to cut out animal products in January. The rolls have 96 layers [...]

  • What do a scarecrow, a five foot chocolate Easter bunny and a glass eye have in common?

    January 2, 2019

    Budget hotel brand Travelodge said today that weird and wacky items customers had left behind in its rooms last year included a blue eyed cockatoo called Brexit, a five foot teddy bear made of popcorn and a doggy throne. The hotel chain said pet owners had been particularly forgetful with three butterfly tail fish named [...]

  • Greenwoods becomes latest retailer to close amid high street gloom

    January 2, 2019

    Northern menswear shop Greenwoods has become the latest retailer to close its doors amid tough trading conditions on the high street. The Yorkshire-based chain, which was founded in 1860, has fallen into liquidation with the loss of more than 100 jobs, just 18 months after it was bought out of administration. A notice posted on [...]

  • John Lewis ends year on a high as sales are boosted by last-minute Christmas shopping

    January 2, 2019

    John Lewis reported a rise in sales during the last week of the year as shoppers rushed to buy last-minute Christmas gifts and cash in on sales. Total sales for the the department store chain were up 4.5 per cent for the week ending 29 December, compared with the same period last year. The company [...]

  • Michael Kors renamed Capri Holdings after $2bn Versace acquisition

    January 2, 2019

    Michael Kors has completed the $2bn (£1.58bn) acquisition of Italian designer Versace, the US fashion brand confirmed today. Following the acquisition, Michael Kors Holdings has been renamed Capri Holdings and will trade on the New York Stock Exchange as CPRI. John Idol, chairman and chief executive of Capri Holdings, said: “Versace has long been recognised as [...]

  • Debenhams share price plunges as investors fear disappointing Christmas trading

    January 2, 2019

    Shares in Debenhams plunged almost nine per cent this morning amid fears of poor trading over the festive period. The department store chain saw its share price tumble to 4.68p on the first day of trading in 2019, ahead of an update due on 10 January. The sliding shares suggest investors have low expectations for [...]

  • Iceland to fight £21m claim that it pays staff less than the national minimum wage

    January 2, 2019

    Iceland could be hit with a £21m fine after HM Revenue and Customs ruled that its Christmas savings scheme technically results in staff being paid less than the national minimum wage. The supermarket disputes the finding, which relates to a scheme whereby the company allows employees to voluntarily set aside money from their weekly wages over [...]

  • Luxury slippers brand Mahabis falls into administration

    January 2, 2019

    Upmarket footwear brand Mahabis has entered administration after four years of trading, the company has confirmed. The luxury slippers maker called in administrators KRE on 27 December, despite selling almost 1m pairs of slippers in more than 100 countries. Mahabis described itself as “desperately disappointed” at the news. The online retailer – which targeted millenials [...]

  • Music retailer HMV appoints KPMG as administrators after entering administration for second time since 2013

    December 29, 2018

    KPMG has been appointed administrator of music shop HMV after the retailer announced it would enter administration for the second time since 2013. At least 2,200 jobs are at risk if the 97-year-old entertainment store, which has 128 shops across the country, collapses. The administrators will continue to operate all stores while they explore business [...]

  • Music retailer HMV on the verge of second administration since 2013, reports

    December 28, 2018

    HMV is set to go into administration for the second time in six years, putting 2,200 jobs at risk, according to reports. The company reportedly filed a notice of intention to appoint administrators last week as it held last minute talks with suppliers, Sky News reported this morning. The company was bailed out in a [...]

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