Autonation plots £350m swoop for Inchcape’s UK dealerships after Pendragon blow April 1, 2024 Autonation is reportedly plotting a swoop for Inchcape UK, in what marks the latest sign of growing overseas interest in British car dealerships.
Livestream shopping finds its footing in the collectables market April 1, 2024 Helped by a restless and largely furloughed population during the pandemic, livestream shopping made its way over to the UK in 2020
Holland & Barrett increase staff pay to a minimum of £12 an hour April 1, 2024 Holland & Barrett is set to increase its hourly pay for store colleagues by nine per cent, from £11 to £12, almost five per cent per cent above the new National Living Wage.
Former In The Style owner to be kicked off AIM and wound up March 28, 2024 The former owner of fashion label In The Style is to be wound up after failing to secure a takeover deal.
Boots: High street favourite boasts another quarter of growth March 28, 2024 High street retailer Boots has reported another quarter of growth, helped by the demand of online and app sales.
Japanese retailer Muji eyes up pre-pack administration deal to keep UK stores open March 28, 2024 Japanese retailer Muji is lining up a deal to sell itself out of administration in a bid to keep its UK stores open.
AO World poised to reach top range of guidance as revenue grows March 28, 2024 Electrical retailer AO World expects profit for the year to be at the top range of its previously guided forecast.
JD Sports: Sales grow as it holds guidance on hopes of a rebound March 28, 2024 Athleisure giant JD Sports said it was trading in line with its lowered expectations, as the firm pins its hopes on an improved consumer outlook for the year ahead.
Has London gone quackers? How a rubber duck shop is staying afloat in the City March 28, 2024 Amid a backdrop of struggling UK retail, a chain of rubber duck shops in London is thriving. Anna Moloney investigates.
As savers chase better returns from online-only accounts, bank branches wither March 27, 2024 Banks and savers alike are increasingly pulling back from branches, according to new research, as digital services offer lower operational costs for firms and better deals for customers.