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  • Value of retail property falls to slowest rate in nine years as vacancies and losses take their toll on landlords

    December 11, 2018

    Fresh evidence of the woes facing high street landlords and shopping centre owners emerged today, as new data showed that the value of retail property has fallen by its largest monthly amount in nearly a decade. The value of retail property tumbled 1.9 per cent in November, marking the sector’s sharpest month-on-month drop since May [...]

  • Superdry shares plunge ahead of results as analysts and co-founder Julian Dunkerton issue warnings

    December 11, 2018

    Superdry shares plunged seven per cent this morning following damaging brokers' notes and criticism from co-founder Julian Dunkerton. Analysts Berenberg downgraded its stance on the retailer to 'hold' and cut its earnings forecast for 2019-21 ahead of the company's half yearly results tomorrow. It comes just a day after Dunkerton, who quit the business earlier this [...]

  • In comes the king: M&S hires Sainsbury’s veteran Justin King as non-exec director

    December 11, 2018

    Retail chief Justin King has re-joined the Marks and Spencer board as a non-executive director. The former Sainsbury's boss, who is the fourth new hire for the M&S boardroom in the last year, will continue to serve as vice chairman of Terra Firma as he takes on the new role in January.  King has built [...]

  • Competition watchdog launches probe into Ebay’s acquisition of Motors.co.uk

    December 11, 2018

    Ebay's proposed acquisition of car search business Motors.co.uk is to undergo an investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), it was announced this morning. The CMA said it is considering whether the move, which would see Ebay merge Motors.co.uk with its other consumer-facing business Gumtree Motors, may result in a "substantial lessening" of competition [...]

  • Coca-Cola’s advertisement history is like The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

    December 11, 2018

    Coca-Cola's advertising resonates with millions across the world. It is renowned for being effective, entertaining and instantly recognisable, but the “Because I Can” campaign released in January proved to be a disappointment. This raised the question: what’s happened to its ad strategy? It’s time to delve into the good, the bad, and the ugly of [...]

  • Mixed bag for Britain’s grocers as market cools despite record Christmas spending forecasts

    December 11, 2018

    Shoppers have been taking fewer trips to the supermarket in recent weeks after a bumper summer of demand, according to new data that suggests Britain's grocery sector has slowed to its lowest rate of growth in more than a year. Despite projections that spending this Christmas will break UK records, the supermarket sector grew at two [...]

  • Carpetright losses widen amid major restructuring

    December 11, 2018

    Embattled retailer Carpetright reported widening half-year losses this morning, as it slashes costs and closes tens of stores in an effort to rescue the business.   The figures Statutory losses before tax dropped to £11.7m in the six months to the end of October, plunging from losses of £0.6m when compared with the same period [...]

  • Amazon eyes West End location for flagship checkout-free supermarket

    December 10, 2018

    Amazon is reportedly planning to open a checkout-free store in the West End as the tech giant looks to expand its supermarket concept to the UK. The online retailer is eyeing up sites near Oxford Circus for a flagship Amazon Go store, according to reports in the Sunday Telegraph. Amazon is looking for sites between [...]

  • Footfall takes a tumble as online retailers snap up Black Friday business

    December 10, 2018

    Footfall slumped for the twelfth consecutive month in November as brick and mortar stores saw their Black Friday business snapped up by online competitors. Footfall in the UK fell by 3.2 per cent last month, a significant decline from the 0.2 per cent growth seen in the same period last year, according to retail data [...]

  • Primark owner warns of challenging trading and tough retail market

    December 7, 2018

    The chairman of the company behind Primark is today warning of a tough market for retail saying that during November Primark trading was challenging. Associated British Foods chairman Michael McLintock will say at the firm’s annual general meeting today that “during November Primark trading was challenging, in a tough retail market, but with careful inventory management [...]

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