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  • Retail vacancies to spike in coming months, experts warn

    July 31, 2020

    Retail vacancies crept up in the second quarter but the industry warned of a spike in empty properties when the full impact of the coronavirus pandemic hits the high street. In the second quarter the shop vacancy rate in Britain increased to 12.4 per cent, from 12.2 per cent in the first three months of [...]

  • Argos scraps catalogue after 50 years as shoppers move online

    July 30, 2020

    Argos will stop printing its iconic catalogue after almost 50 years due to the increasing shift to online shopping.  The retailer said it would stop producing the catalogue due to changing customer shopping habits. The bi-annual catalogue will no longer be regularly printed by the end of January 2021, according to reports. Argos first launched [...]

  • Tui to close 166 high street stores and cut 270 jobs

    July 30, 2020

    Package holiday firm Tui will close 166 of its high street stores, it announced today, after a slump in the travel sector caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The tour operator said that the decision will impact 900 jobs, but only 270 of these are at risk of being cut. Tui will try to move the [...]

  • French supermarket chain Casino sees pandemic costs eat into profits

    July 30, 2020

    French supermarket chain Casino reported a jump in revenue in the second quarter due to a surge in stockpiling triggered by coronavirus lockdown, but extra costs related to the pandemic ate into profits.  Operating profit fell 15.3 per cent to €386m (£348.34m) in the first six months of the year as extra staff bonuses, in-store [...]

  • SCS shares jump as furniture sales soar after lockdown

    July 30, 2020

    Shares in furniture retailer SCS jumped this morning as it reported a surge in demand following the coronavirus lockdown.  Order intake before lockdown was down 4.2 per cent on the previous year, plunging 92.5 per cent below 2019 levels during lockdown. Demand bounced back as restrictions were eased, with order intake between 24 May and [...]

  • John Lewis may convert department stores into affordable housing

    July 30, 2020

    John Lewis is considering converting some of its store estate into housing in an attempt to strengthen its services business as the high street battles the impact of the coronavirus crisis. The retailer, which owns the department store chain and Waitrose, said it is exploring the concept of new mixed-use affordable housing with third parties. [...]

  • Hermes second quarter sales plunge 42 per cent amid store closures

    July 30, 2020

    Luxury brand Hermes announced this morning that sales fell 42 per cent in the second quarter as the coronavirus pandemic forced it to close stores and pause production. The French designer group, which makes the £7,000-plus Birkin bag, said revenue in the first half of the year was down 25 per cent to €2.5bn.  The [...]

  • Business rates aren’t fit for purpose but Rishi Sunak’s digital tax is a sticking plaster, not a solution

    July 30, 2020

    Long before the coronavirus pandemic, our high streets were struggling. Faced with the rise of online sales, many well-known retailers were either closing stores, entering a form of insolvency known as a company voluntary arrangement (CVA), or falling into administration.  The oft-quoted analysis of this demise was that the costs of running a physical store [...]

  • Fuller’s reports £10m hit on trading due to coronavirus pandemic

    July 30, 2020

    Pub chain Fuller, Smith and Turner said this morning it has taken a hit of more than £10m this year due to the impact of coronavirus on trading. The figures Fuller’s said revenue in the year ended 28 March was up three per cent to £333m.  Profit before tax was £174.5m, including proceeds from the [...]

  • Pizza Hut hires advisers to explore insolvency agreement

    July 29, 2020

    Casual dining chain Pizza Hut has reportedly hired advisers to explore a potential insolvency agreement, which could involve significant job cuts.  Pizza Hut Restaurants has hired restructuring firm Alvarez & Marsal to weigh up a company voluntary arrangement (CVA), Sky News reported.  A final decision has not yet been taken but an insolvency agreement is [...]

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