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  • Sports Direct left looking like giant mugs as auditor Grant Thornton quits

    August 14, 2019

    Sports Direct shares have tumbled to their lowest level since 2011 after it emerged that Mike Ashley’s retail empire could be left without an auditor, breaching stock market rules.  The company is understood to have sought government advice over what would happen if it is unable to find an auditor after its current auditor Grant [...]

  • Canada Goose shares drop as lightweight clothes hurt margins

    August 14, 2019

    Canada Goose has reported a slip in its gross margin for the first quarter as it increased sales of its less profitable lightweight clothes. Read more: July 2019 worst on record for retail sales growth The Toronto based firm, best known for its luxury parka jackets, increased its revenue by 59 per cent to CA$71.1m [...]

  • Grant Thornton quits as Sports Direct auditor

    August 14, 2019

    Sports Direct faces being left without an auditor after Grant Thornton told the retailer it would not apply for reappointment. The decision threatens to leave Sports Direct high and dry as all of the Big Four firms have indicated they are reluctant to take on the role. The Financial Times reported that Sports Direct has [...]

  • Steinhoff to sell off assets in bid to cut debt pile

    August 13, 2019

    Embattled global retailer Steinhoff said today that it will sell off assets in the wake of a $7bn (£5.8bn) accountancy scandal. In a bid to slash its debt pile, the troubled South African giant revealed plans to slim down into a retail-focused investment holding company. Read more: Restaurants eat into retailers’ high street share Chief [...]

  • Back of the net: Watches of Switzerland hails demand for sport products as sales tick up

    August 13, 2019

    The return of the Premier League season has put a smile on many faces, but none more so than Watches of Switzerland, the UK’s biggest seller of Rolex watches. The newly-listed luxury retailer, which reported a double-digit rise in revenue this morning, has hailed an increased appetite for sport watches for its recent sales growth. [...]

  • Card Factory delivers sales rise despite challenging consumer market

    August 13, 2019

    Greetings card retailer Card Factory said sales grew 5.5 per cent in the six months to 31 July, despite a “challenging consumer environment”. The company said like-for-like sales were up 1.5 per cent and total group sales up 5.5 per cent. It opened 26 net new UK stores in the period and said it is [...]

  • Crunch time: Kettle Foods poised for takeover by Irish group Valeo

    August 12, 2019

    The owner of high-end crisp brand Kettle Chips is set to be swallowed up by Irish food group Valeo as the two companies near an agreement in takeover talks. Valeo Foods, which owns brands including Rowse Honey and Barratt confectionery, is in advanced talks to buy Kettle Foods’s operations in the UK and Ireland, Sky [...]

  • Choc Horror: Hotel Chocolat’s ‘Chocmobile’ found burnt out

    August 12, 2019

    Hotel Chocolat has been left with a bitter taste in its mouth after police found its stolen ‘Chocmobile’ burnt out in Bedfordshire. Officers found the distinctive black van at roughly 9am today in Kempston Hardwick on the outskirts of Bedford. Read more: Hotel Chocolat goes into meltdown over missing Chocmobile The Chocmobile, which was used [...]

  • Struggling mattress start-ups Eve Sleep and Simba confirm merger talks

    August 12, 2019

    Mattress start-ups Eve Sleep and Simba confirmed today they are in talks to merge. The two businesses have struggled recently with Woodford-backed Eve suffering a share crash after investors were offered shares at a steep discount during a £15m funding round in December. Read more: Eve Sleep shares plummet after investors buy in for a [...]

  • Thomas Cook shares plunge on fresh funding talks as it nears Fosun tie-up

    August 12, 2019

    Thomas Cook shares plummeted this morning as investors digested the news the tour operator is in advanced discussions with bond holders for a £150m cash injection, on top of the £750m rescue deal it is already working on with lead investor Fosun, which would nearly wipe out shareholders. The company’s market value dropped 17 per [...]

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