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  • Superdry braced for clash with founder Julian Dunkerton as third quarter results loom

    February 3, 2019

    Superdry is gearing up for a clash with former boss Julian Dunkerton if it fails to impress investors with its third quarter results later this week. The fashion retailer is braced for further dispute with co-founder Dunkerton, who has been campaigning to return to the company amid a series of profit warnings and a sharp [...]

  • Ocado investors set to quiz boss Tim Steiner over M&S food delivery deal

    February 3, 2019

    Ocado boss Tim Steiner will be in the spotlight this week as he delivers the firm’s annual results amid reports of a possible partnership with Marks & Spencer. The two companies are said to be in talks over a food delivery partnership that would see the retailer use Ocado’s warehouses and delivery lorries. Read more: Ocado [...]

  • Shoplifting increases at UK supermarkets as police admit cuts mean they must prioritise other crimes

    February 1, 2019

    Shoplifting in supermarkets at England and Wales increased by over seven per cent between 2014 and 2017, according to new figures. Police in England and Wales investigated a combined 78,110 shoplifting incidents in 2017, up from 72,423 in 2014, according to the Press Association (PA). Read more: Court rules in favour of Asda workers' equal pay claim [...]

  • Interim Debenhams chair shortlisted for Moss Bros role

    February 1, 2019

    The interim chair of Debenhams could be in line for the role of chair at suit retailer Moss Bros. According to Sky News, Terry Duddy has been shortlisted as a potential successor to current Moss Bros chair Debbie Hewitt, who will step down from her role later this year. Duddy took on the chairman role [...]

  • Oddbins falls into administration for the second time in eight years

    February 1, 2019

    Oddbins today became one of the first high street casualties of 2019, as news emerged that the off licence’s owners have fallen into administration for the second time in eight years. Administrators Duff & Phelps confirmed that the companies behind Oddbins and a string of high street alcohol stores are now insolvent. Read more: Oddbins set [...]

  • Veganuary: Fast food chain Leon says over half of all meals are now vegan

    February 1, 2019

    Vegans swamped fast food chain Leon this month as it sold over a fifth more plant-based meals in January. Vegan meals made up over half of all sales in Leon stores across the country, the restaurant said today. Read more: It's the end of Veganuary, but food retailers need to support vegans all year round and [...]

  • ScS Group ends talks to buy Sofa.com leaving Mike Ashley in the driving seat

    February 1, 2019

    Home furnishings retailer ScS Group said today it had ended talks with furniture retailer Sofa.com, leaving the way clear for Mike Ashley who is reportedly putting together a multi-million pound bid. ScS said today it is “no longer in discussions regarding a potential acquisition of the business and assets of Sofa.com”. Sky News reported that Ashley, [...]

  • Paddy Power pays £101m for stake in Georgia’s biggest online betting firm

    February 1, 2019

    Paddy Power has landed a majority stake in Georgia's biggest online gambling firm, it revealed today. Britain's gambling giant paid £101m for the controlling share, saying the purchase will give it access to burgeoning new markets. Read more: Why Brexit could lead to a wider gambling levy Adjarabet enjoys a 40 per cent market share [...]

  • MPs launch inquiry into impact of business rates on high street retailers

    February 1, 2019

    An influential committee of MPs is launching an inquiry into the government's policy towards business rates, amid mounting pleas for tax relief from embattled retailers on the high street. Parliament’s Treasury committee has revealed today that it is set to scrutinise the impact of Downing Street’s business rates tax, which has been at the centre [...]

  • Campaigners clash over World Bank report into high tobacco taxes

    February 1, 2019

    Campaign groups have clashed over a World Bank report promoting the benefits of tobacco tax amid claims high taxation drives people to the black market. The report into the global illicit tobacco trade outlines the benefits of high tobacco taxes, which it states improve public health, increase revenues and reduce the economic burden related to [...]

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