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  • JP Morgan poaches Monzo’s banking officer to head up Chase UK

    Banking

    JP Morgan has poached a top executive from Monzo to head up Chase UK. The Wall Street giant has hired Kunal Malani, who has served as chief banking officer at Monzo since 2020, to lead its UK-based digital banking service. Malani has had stints at Barclays and HSBC in his retail banking career before heading [...]

    Chase is owned by the banking giant JP Morgan
  • Hoo Hing: London’s largest Chinese supermarket defies sterling slump to return to profit

    Retail

    London’s biggest Chinese grocery group has returned to profit, despite being hit by a weaker pound and falling revenue.  Dagenham-based Hoo Hing Holdings was founded in the 1970s and has superstores in Mitcham, Milton Keynes and Park Royal. It posted a small pre-tax profit of £167,559 for the 12 months to the end of June [...]

    Hoo Hing Supermarket exterior showcasing the storefront with signage, entrance, and surrounding urban area in daylight
  • Hermès and Gucci shares tank in ‘dismal’ week for luxury brands

    Retail

    Investors have fled from leading luxury stocks like Hermès and Gucci this week after they revealed tumbling sales as a result of the Iran war. The market was quick to respond to the poor results from several top fashion houses, as doubts swirl around the Middle East’s role as a key market for luxury brands. [...]

    Louis Vuitton luxury handbag display in a high-end retail store showcasing elegant designer fashion accessories.
  • Beauty Tech Group profits jump following London IPO

    April 16, 2026

    The Beauty Tech Group has posted stronger-than-expected annual results after its London listing last year, with revenue and profits surging as demand for at-home beauty devices continued to grow across international markets. The Manchester-founded business, which floated on the London Stock Exchange in October at a valuation of about £300m, told markets on Thursday that [...]

  • ‘Entirely avoidable’: Build-to-rent housebuilding slows as London planning wait doubles

    April 15, 2026

    The construction of build-to-rent homes in Britain is in danger of grinding to a halt as the planning wait for London homes has almost doubled in this decade. The number of build-to-rent homes under construction has fallen for the ninth consecutive quarter, according to data shared exclusively with City AM. The government has pledged to [...]

  • Procook sales surge as young Brits get taste for dinner parties

    April 14, 2026

    Procook has toasted surging sales as the kitchenware retailer cashed in on young Brits’ growing appetite for hosting dinner parties. The London-listed firm posted sales of £85.5m for the year to end March, a rise of just under a quarter on the previous year and ahead of market expectations of £83.5m, after demand outperformed the [...]

  • Can vapes save Imperial Brands?

    April 14, 2026

    Twenty years ago, tobacco companies were among the top performers on the London Stock Exchange, driven by consistent cigarette demand and aggressive global expansion. But the attitude towards smoking has since shifted, with the numbers of smokers in the UK dropping off the back of campaigns, the rise of vaping and public health policies. In [...]

  • Ex-Royal Mint executives launch new gold trading platform

    April 14, 2026

    Two former Royal Mint executives have launched a new gold trading platform in a bid to shake up the market and widen retail access to precious metals. The trading platform, dubbed Goldwise, was launched on Tuesday, creating a new way for savers and investors to purchase gold, silver, platinum and palladium. Unlike traditional trading, users [...]

  • Easter boosts high street footfall but retailers hold their breath

    April 10, 2026

    Retail footfall jumped in March as Easter boosted shopping activity, but business leaders fear tax and employment costs could yet cause havoc. Total footfall in the UK increased by 2.4 per cent last month, according to trade body the British Retail Consortium (BRC), offering a welcome boost for retailers after wet weather drove shoppers away [...]

  • Non-dom reforms blamed for collapse of Harrods luxury property arm

    April 9, 2026

    The collapse of department store Harrods’ luxury property arm was due in large part to the government’s abolition of the non-dom tax regime, estate agents have said. Harrods Estates, which opened on the shop floor in 1897, has announced the closure of its only remaining office in Knightsbridge.  London estate agents said the collapse of [...]

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