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  • Former House of Fraser directors dismissed amid calls for an investigation

    October 1, 2018

    The former directors and senior management of House of Fraser have been dismissed following the department store's collapse.  Sports Direct, which bought the beleaguered high street chain for £90m in August, announced that it has sacked the former top team amid calls for an investigation into the company's spiral into administration. Read more: Mike Ashley blames landlords [...]

  • Campbell Soup can serve you better, hedgie tells investors

    October 1, 2018

    Billionaire investor Daniel Loeb is using his activist hedge fund to woo Campbell Soup shareholders, saying the “iconic asset” was an attractive prospect for takeover and claiming it could fetch $58 (£44.50) per share. Loeb’s Third Point fund is pushing to replace all the food company’s directors, who it said had presided over “tenure of [...]

  • Selfridges posts record operating profit as investment programme pays off

    October 1, 2018

    A major revamp has helped Selfridges increase sales by 11.5 per cent year-on-year, as operating profits rose to a record £181m for its latest financial year.  The department store is now in the final 12 months of its four-year £300m investment programme, transforming its London store and increasing its digital capabilities.  Read more: Analysts warn of Debenhams [...]

  • Another top Unilever shareholder says it will vote against Dutch move

    October 1, 2018

    Another top shareholder of consumer giant Unilever has said it will vote down the company's plans to relocate its headquarters to the Netherlands.  Asset management firm Schroders joined a growing list of investors who have vowed to reject Unilever's plan. In September, Aviva said the same thing, while top 10 shareholder Legal & General Investment [...]

  • Aldi may drop prices to compete with Tesco’s new budget venture Jack’s

    October 1, 2018

    Low-cost supermarket chain Aldi "will never be beaten on price", and could even drop them in response to Tesco's new low-cost venture Jack's, it said today.  UK and Ireland chief executive Giles Hurley said Aldi welcomes competition from new players such as Jack's, adding: "If we need to reduce retail prices we will." Read more: Drastic Dave's no-frills move must [...]

  • Losses take a bite out of Deliveroo buzz but revenue soars amid global expansion

    October 1, 2018

    Deliveroo’s pre-tax losses widened despite another year of booming sales in 2017, in a sign of the firm’s ambitions to bear the brunt of short-term losses for a greater slice of the UK’s increasingly competitive food delivery market. Losses before tax hit £184.7m in the 12 months of 2017, slumping from £129m the year before, with [...]

  • English National Opera defends bottled water ban after punters sneak vodka into shows

    October 1, 2018

    Both are known for giving people headaches and have strong associations with Russia, but fans are now allegedly mixing opera and vodka – sneaking the latter into the former by “decanting” the party-friendly spirit into water bottles – according to the chief executive of the English National Opera (ENO). Stuart Murphy said some patrons were “decanting [...]

  • Too little too late – why the Debenhams rebrand is a frivolous deckchair rearrangement

    October 1, 2018

      According to the press stories that announced a rebrand of Debenhams at the beginning of September, the objective of the exercise was to put “joy” back into the brand. Six days later, the company announced that it was calling in KPMG to help it restructure, which doesn’t sound too joyful. It’s quite farcical really. [...]

  • The clever science behind consumer promotions at retailers and supermarkets

    October 1, 2018

      You’ve probably never thought twice about consumer promotions – things like Buy One Get One Free (BOGOF), discount coupons, competitions, and prize draws. They’re just another marketing trick to push more products, right? But when you think about it, promotions are kind of odd. Selling two for the price of one means that a company [...]

  • Aldi to expand into 130 new stores as sales rocket to £10.2bn

    October 1, 2018

    German supermarket giant Aldi today announced major plans to open 130 new stores in the UK on the back of impressive sales growth last year.  The expansion will create 5,000 new jobs in the UK, Aldi says, and is a big step on the way to the firm reaching its target of setting up 1,000 stores [...]

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