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  • How Games Workshop helped a middle-aged generation survive the pandemic

    January 18, 2021

    Every quarter for the last five years, there’s been a condescending raise of eyebrows from the finance world when a publicly-listed company from Nottingham releases its results. The Games Workshop, most famous for its tabletop wargame Warhammer 40,000, grabbed headlines again last week when it reported its operating profits had jumped to £92m in the [...]

  • Retail footfall decline slows as fewer Brits stay home in lockdown

    January 18, 2021

    Retail footfall levels during the current national lockdown have not plummeted to the record lows seen in March, the latest analysis showed. Footfall across all UK retail destinations dropped 10.9 per cent last week compared to the previous seven days. The decline was less than half the 27.1 per cent drop recorded the week before. [...]

  • Dr Martens confirms plans to float on LSE

    January 18, 2021

    Dr Martens has confirmed it intends to float on the main market of the London Stock Exchange, with admission currently expected in early February. The company intends to apply for admission of the shares to the premium listing segment of the Official List of the Financial Conduct Authority, and to trading on the London Stock [...]

  • Next is frontrunner to rescue Topshop ahead of bid deadline tomorrow

    January 17, 2021

    Next is seen as the frontrunner to buy Sir Philip Green’s Topshop empire out of administration. Earlier this month Next confirmed it is part of a consortium bidding for Arcadia brands, but said it was not seeking majority ownership of Sir Philip Green’s collapsed business empire. According to the Sunday Times Next faces competition from [...]

  • Deliveroo’s fresh funding round brings valuation to over $7bn ahead of IPO

    January 17, 2021

    Food delivery startup Deliveroo has secured $180m in new funding, pushing its valuation to over $7bn ahead of its long-awaited float.  The Series H funding round was led by Durable Capital Partners and Fidelity Management & Research and indicates the strong demand from investors ahead of its IPO.  The British unicorn is preparing for a [...]

  • Hi-de-hi, hi-de-buy? Blackstone in for Butlin’s owner

    January 15, 2021

    US private equity firm Blackstone is closing in on a stake in the owner of Butlin’s holiday resorts as it looks to cash in on higher demand for staycations after the pandemic. The investment giant is in advanced talks with Bourne Leisure over acquiring a significant holding in a deal that values the company at [...]

  • More than 200 jobs axed after M&S deal to buy Jaeger fails to save stores

    January 15, 2021

    More than 200 high street jobs have been axed after womenswear brand Jaeger collapsed, resulting in the closure of its 63 stores. Marks & Spencer has acquired Jaegers stock and marketing assets but the retailer’s stores and concessions were not part of the deal.  In total 211 store staff and 22 head office employees have [...]

  • Plus-size retailer N Brown’s shares drop after pandemic hits revenue

    January 15, 2021

    Shares in plus-size fashion retailer N Brown plunged this morning after the company, which owns Simply Be and Jacamo, announced a dip in revenue due to a drop off in occasionwear sales during the pandemic. N Brown’s share price fell 13.48 per cent to 64.2p after it reported a 1.4 per cent drop in product [...]

  • The Gym Group eyes expansion despite pandemic hit to trading

    January 15, 2021

    The Gym Group is eyeing future expansion opportunities despite the impact of the pandemic on trading, which caused revenue to plummet last year. The budget fitness chain said total revenue last year was £80.5m, down from £153.1m in 2019, as the company lost 45 per cent of trading days due to closure as a result [...]

  • SFO closes investigation into British American Tobacco

    January 15, 2021

    The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has closed its investigation into British American Tobacco (BAT), its subsidiaries and associated persons.  The SFO said the evidence in the case did not meet the evidential test for prosecution.  According to the BBC, BAT, which owns brands Lucky Strike and Pall Mall, was under investigation over allegations it paid [...]

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