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  • Next boss Wolfson tells Healey: ‘You can’t spend your way out of a crisis’

    Retail

    Lord Wolfson, Next’s chief executive, has urged Chancellor John Healey to cut spending at next month’s Budget, warning, “you can’t spend your way out of a funding crisis”.  The retail boss has urged the government to clamp down on spending, avoid further tax hikes and slash planning red tape to boost economic growth.  He told [...]

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  • Beauty Tech shares glow as boss brushes off ‘cheap’ rivals

    Tech

    Beauty Tech Group boss Laurence Newman has brushed off competition from ‘cheap beauty devices’ after the London-listed firm more than tripled its first-half profit. Shares in the owner of Currentbody Skin rose more than 13 per cent to 395p on Thursday after revenue climbed 44.3 per cent to £79.7m in the six months to June. [...]

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  • Next lifts profit targets but sounds alarm on ‘vicious circle’ of high tax and low growth

    Retail

    Next has lifted its profit target again following “much better” than expected trading in the first half of the year as the retailer was spurred on by booming international sales and record summer temperatures. The FTSE 100 retail giant saw sales across its group jump by nine per cent in the six months to July, [...]

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  • As it happened: FTSE 100 soars after Bank of England holds interest rates

    September 17, 2026

    Welcome back to City AM‘s FTSE 100 liveblog. Investors responded positively to the Bank of England’s widely tipped decision to leave interest rates unchanged at 3.75 per cent on Thursday. Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said that volatile energy prices caused by the Iran war will push inflation up further than its current 3.1 [...]

  • Marks and Spencer shares slide as investors brace for inflation hit

    September 16, 2026

    Shares in Marks and Spencer have taken a dip as investors fear that rising inflation will push shoppers away from the upmarket grocer and towards its budget rivals.  FTSE-100-listed M&S, whose food arm accounts for more than half of its revenue, dropped as much as four per cent on Wednesday to 357p.  The share price [...]

  • Mike Ashley tightens grip on Hugo Boss as son-in-law made chair

    September 16, 2026

    Mike Ashley has tightened his grip on Hugo Boss after his son-in-law, the boss of Frasers Group, was made chairman of the German fashion house.  Frasers, which Ashley founded as Sports Direct, has been vying for control of Hugo Boss for months, resulting in him toppling the chairman of its supervisory board, Stefan Sturm, earlier [...]

  • Morrisons sales rise as debt-ridden grocer cuts costs

    September 16, 2026

    Morrisons has toasted faster sales growth as the private-equity-owned grocer nears £1bn in savings as it races to trim its huge debt pile.  The grocer saw like-for-like sales jump by 3.2 per cent to £1.4bn in the three months to the end of July, as its chief executive attributed this “stronger sales momentum” to the [...]

  • Gambling giant blames job cuts on Burnham high street crackdown

    September 16, 2026

    Ladbrokes owner Entain has hit out at Andy Burnham’s plans to shake up the high street as the gambling giant blamed the Prime Minister for its decision to cut 400 jobs.  The group, which also owns Coral, has announced that it will cut about a fifth of the headcount of its global customer care team, [...]

  • Brewdog founder James Watt slams Burnham over Neets crisis

    September 16, 2026

    Brewdog co-founder James Watt has attacked Andy Burnham for “dangerous narratives” around youth joblessness, criticising the government for hiking the cost of employment.  The beer tycoon said the Prime Minister is wrong to “blame the system” and should instead cut the cost of hiring workers and “get out of the way”. The Scottish businessman, who [...]

  • WH Smith warns on profit again as discounting hits margins

    September 16, 2026

    WH Smith has cut its profit target again after warning that intense discounting and “inflation headwinds” are hitting its bottom line. The convenience retailer had initially told investors it could make as much as £105m in pre-tax profit this year, before slashing the target to between £75m and £90m. On Wednesday, the group reduced its [...]

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