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  • Pret A Manger eats Eat but vows to go veggie in new stores

    May 22, 2019

    Sandwich chain Pret A Manger said today it has agreed to buy rival British chain Eat. Pret plans to convert as many of Eat’s shops as possible to Pret stores serving vegetarian food in response to what it said was a growing consumer demand for more vegan and vegetarian options on the high street. Pret’s chief [...]

  • Four key things we learned from Marks & Spencer’s results

    May 22, 2019

    There were not expectations of a strong set of results from Marks & Spencer today. The profit drop was expected and profit before tax of £532m was actually in the higher end of the forecast range. However, a share price decline of four per cent shows that these were still a disappointing set of results for investors. [...]

  • Superdry appoints interim finance chief after boardroom exodus

    May 22, 2019

    Superdry has appointed a new interim finance chief after the return of founder Julian Dunkerton sparked a mass exodus from the board. Nick Gresham, the current chief financial officer of sports and cycling retailer Wiggle, will join the company on 3 June, succeeding Ed Baker who resigned in April after investors narrowly voted in favour [...]

  • Pets At Home shares rise as profits plummet almost 40 per cent amid restructure plan

    May 22, 2019

    Pets At Home saw profits plunge almost 40 per cent last year as it set aside more than £40m for a huge restructure programme, it revealed today, but the set of results still beat low market expectations to send shares climbing. Read more: Short sellers tailing off at Pets at Home The figures Profit before tax [...]

  • Marks & Spencer shares fall as profits decimated amid restructuring efforts

    May 22, 2019

    Profit before tax at retailer Marks & Spencer fell nearly ten per cent in the last financial year, it said today as it announced plans to close 85 stores.  The figures M&S said profit before tax for the year to 31 March was £532.2m, down 9.9 per cent from £580.9m the previous year. Revenue fell [...]

  • Around 1,000 jobs lost as Jamie Oliver’s restaurant business collapses

    May 21, 2019

    Around 1,000 workers have been made redundant after celebrity chef Jamie Oliver's restaurant chain collapsed into administration following failed attempts to secure additional investment. Jamie's Italian has appointed KPMG as administrators, the company confirmed today, and 23 of the brand's 25 sites have closed. Read more: Shell's kitchen: Jamie Oliver launches petrol station food range HSBC, which is the company's main [...]

  • Watches of Switzerland targets £660m London listing

    May 21, 2019

    Luxury retailer Watches of Switzerland said today it is targeting a London float that could hit a valuation of £660m. The company sells luxury watch brands such as Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier and Hublot. Read more: Jaguar sues watchmaker Christopher Ward over D-Type watches It has 125 shops in the UK and 21 in the [...]

  • Profit slips nearly 20 per cent at Topps Tiles in first half

    May 21, 2019

    Topps Tiles said profit before tax fell nearly 20 per cent in the first half of its financial year. The specialist tile retailer said revenue slipped 0.2 per cent to £110.3m and profit before tax fell 18.8 per cent to £5.2m. Basic earnings per share fell 24 per cent to 2.03p. Read more: Topps Tiles recovers [...]

  • Profit falls steeply at Halfords in face of ‘fragile’ consumer confidence

    May 21, 2019

    Halfords said profit before tax fell 24 per cent in 2019 to £51m. The figures The company said revenue remained broadly flat on £1.138bn, but profit fell sharply. It said underlying profit before tax fell 17.9 per cent to £58.8m, with underlying basic earnings per share down 17.2 per cent on 24.5p. Read more: Halfords share [...]

  • Falling rents help Shoe Zone walk to a profit in tough time for high street

    May 21, 2019

    Falling rents helped UK value footwear retailer Shoe Zone hold steady in its interim half-year results, released today, in a tough trading environment. Read more: Shoe Zone shares soar as retailer posts record profits The figures The company’s profit before tax rose marginally to £1m in the half year ended 30 March. Shoe Zone’s revenue [...]

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